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You have just bought a car. The $50,000 car loan from the finance company involves monthly...

You have just bought a car. The $50,000 car loan from the finance company involves monthly payments made at the end of the month, over 60 months. However, at the end of the loan, there is a lump sum payment, called a balloon payment of $30,000.

Assume the interest rate applicable is 6% p.a. monthly rest throughout the loan tenure.

(a) Discuss, using time value concepts of PV or FV of single sums, or multiple sums, etc., how you can compute the first monthly repayment. Show the computations to solve for the monthly repayment amount.           

(b) Explain and compute the interest amount of the first monthly repayment.           

(c) Explain and calculate the interest amount of the 13th monthly repayment.           

(d) Discuss why the finance company offers the balloon scheme instead of the standard loan scheme without a balloon payment.           

Note: You are to provide explanations of the computations you made. Just providing the answer from the financial calculator is not sufficient.

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PV = $50000, interest (i) = 6/12 = 0.5%= 0.005 (since the payments are made monthly, the annual interest rate is divided by number of months), number of periods (n) = 60 months (periods)

a. PV= sum of all annuities for 60 months * installment amount (y)+ PV of balloon payment of $30000 made at the end of 60 months

50000 = 51.7255 y + (30000* 0.741372) (refer table below )

50000-22241.166= 51.7255y (discounting is done for Y1 as : 1/(1+i) = 1/(1+0.005)= 1/1.005= 0.995025)

y= 27758.83/51.7255

y=536.565 . So monthly installment is $536.565 (rounded off to 537 in the table below)

Period PV factor Loan amount (L) Interest (Int) Repayment(R) Balance (L+Int-R)
1 0.995025         50,000            250            537         49,713
2 0.990075         49,713            249            537         49,425
3 0.985149         49,425            247            537         49,136
4 0.980248         49,136            246            537         48,845
5 0.975371         48,845            244            537         48,552
6 0.970518         48,552            243            537         48,258
7 0.96569         48,258            241            537         47,963
8 0.960885         47,963            240            537         47,666
9 0.956105         47,666            238            537         47,368
10 0.951348         47,368            237            537         47,068
11 0.946615         47,068            235            537         46,767
12 0.941905         46,767            234            537         46,464
13 0.937219         46,464            232            537         46,160
14 0.932556         46,160            231            537         45,854
15 0.927917         45,854            229            537         45,546
16 0.9233         45,546            228            537         45,237
17 0.918707         45,237            226            537         44,927
18 0.914136         44,927            225            537         44,615
19 0.909588         44,615            223            537         44,301
20 0.905063         44,301            222            537         43,986
21 0.90056         43,986            220            537         43,669
22 0.89608         43,669            218            537         43,351
23 0.891622         43,351            217            537         43,031
24 0.887186         43,031            215            537         42,710
25 0.882772         42,710            214            537         42,387
26 0.87838         42,387            212            537         42,062
27 0.87401         42,062            210            537         41,736
28 0.869662         41,736            209            537         41,408
29 0.865335         41,408            207            537         41,078
30 0.86103         41,078            205            537         40,747
31 0.856746         40,747            204            537         40,414
32 0.852484         40,414            202            537         40,079
33 0.848242         40,079            200            537         39,743
34 0.844022         39,743            199            537         39,405
35 0.839823         39,405            197            537         39,065
36 0.835645         39,065            195            537         38,724
37 0.831487         38,724            194            537         38,381
38 0.827351         38,381            192            537         38,036
39 0.823235         38,036            190            537         37,690
40 0.819139         37,690            188            537         37,342
41 0.815064         37,342            187            537         36,992
42 0.811009         36,992            185            537         36,640
43 0.806974         36,640            183            537         36,286
44 0.802959         36,286            181            537         35,931
45 0.798964         35,931            180            537         35,574
46 0.794989         35,574            178            537         35,215
47 0.791034         35,215            176            537         34,855
48 0.787098         34,855            174            537         34,493
49 0.783182         34,493            172            537         34,128
50 0.779286         34,128            171            537         33,762
51 0.775409         33,762            169            537         33,394
52 0.771551         33,394            167            537         33,025
53 0.767713         33,025            165            537         32,653
54 0.763893         32,653            163            537         32,280
55 0.760093         32,280            161            537         31,905
56 0.756311         31,905            160            537         31,527
57 0.752548         31,527            158            537         31,148
58 0.748804         31,148            156            537         30,768
59 0.745079         30,768            154            537         30,385
60 0.741372         30,385            152            537         30,000

b. Loan amount = 50000

Interest in 1st month = Loan * interest rate = 50000 * 0.005 = 250

c. Please refer table above, the 13th repayment will have interest portion of $232 (calculated @ 0.005% on opening balance of $ 46464.

d. if the balloon schemen is offered becasue the major portion of loan amount remains unpaid, which leads to higher interest income for the finance company. Under this scheme, the total interest earned by the finance company is $12199. If the balloon scheme was not offered, the monthly repayments would have been higher , leading to lower interest income.


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