A) You just purchased a new car and had to borrow $25,000.
According to the financing...
A) You just purchased a new car and had to borrow $25,000.
According to the financing arrangement, you must repay the loan via
5 years of monthly payments at a nominal rate of 7%. How much the
3rd payment consists of how much interest?
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A) You just purchased a new car and had to borrow $25,000.
According to the financing arrangement, you must repay the loan via
5 years of monthly payments at a nominal rate of 7%. How much the
3rd payment consists of how much interest?
You will buy a new car today. You will borrow the
full price of the car. You will get a
FIVE year loan that will be paid back
annually. It will take you the full
FIVE years to pay back the loan. (In other
words, you will not pay it off early.) You will pay back
the same amount every year (an annuity). The auto dealership offers
you 3 choices.
1) Pay $30,000 for the car at 0% interest for the
FIVE years.
2) Pay $28,000 for the car at...
1/ Assume you purchased a car that costs $14,000. The car
dealership is offering financing at 5% per year. How much is your
annual payment assuming you financed the car for 5 years? How much
did the car actually cost?
2/ At the beginning of the season on April 1, Green Acres Golf
Course completed a physical inventory count and found that $3,000
of inventory was still on hand. Throughout the month of April,
Green Acres had the following purchase...
If you borrow to buy a new car, which of the following items on
the balance sheet will be affected?
unable to determine
debts only
assets and debts
assets only
You would like to buy a new car that costs $25,000. The dealer
offers you a 3-year loan at an 8% interest rate, and because that
rate is higher than market rates they offer to lower the price by
$2,000. Assuming you make the required payment, should you accept
his offer or seek alternative financing at the 3% rate?
You want to buy a new car for $25,000. You put $2000 down and
are given $2000 as trade-in for your current car. You take out a
loan for the remaining $21,000. The terms of the loan are an annual
interest rate of 4.8% compounded monthly. You are to make 60 equal
monthly payments (end of month) to pay off the loan.
how can i get the answer using excel
You are taking out a $25,000 loan for a new car. You will make
monthly payments for 5 years. You are given the choice between
putting nothing down and a 7% APR OR putting $5000 down and a 5%
APR. Which do you choose?
You are considering buying a new car. The sticker price is
$85,000 and you have $25,000 to put toward a down payment. If you
can negotiate a nominal annual interest rate of 6.5 percent and you
wish to pay for the car over a 5 year period, what are your monthly
car payments? DO NOT USE EXCEL
You borrow $26,500 to purchase a brand new car. The interest
rate is 6%, and the dealer says that you can pick between a 4-year
or 6-year loan. How much more interest would you have to pay on
your loan if you selected the 6-year loan over the 4-year loan.
you are planning to borrow $10,000 to buy a new car.
the loan is being made to you ag 8.0% annual percentage rate. you
will make monthly payment for four years. how mi h of the third
monthly payment will go to the paymebt of principal