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You are getting ready to purchase your first home. You wish to purchase a $400,000 home and the bank requires a 20% deposit. Your father-in-law will provide whatever amount you need after using the governments Homestart scheme and you withdraw your savings from Kiwisaver. Interest rates on a 20-year mortgage with fortnightly payments are 6 percent per annum.
a. What will your fortnightly payment be on a 20 year mortgage?
b. After 5 years of paying off this mortgage, you want to increase your fortnightly payment to $1500. Assuming you have paid $96,000 in interest, when will you have your mortgage paid off?
a. What will your fortnightly payment be on a 20 year mortgage? | |
Home Purchase Value | $400,000 |
Deposit @ 20% | $80,000 |
Loan Amount | $320,000 |
Period (n) in years | 20 |
Frequency of Payments (t) - fortnightly | 24 |
Total Number of Payments (n x t) - 24 x 20 | 480 |
Annual Rate of Interest | 6% |
Fortnightly rate of Interest (6%/ 24) | 0.25% |
PVIFA = ( 1 - (1+(r/t) ) ^ -n*t) / (r/t) | $279.34 |
Fortnightly Payment | $1,145.55 |
b. After 5 years of paying off this mortgage, you want to increase your fortnightly payment to $1500. Assuming you have paid $96,000 in interest, when will you have your mortgage paid off? | |
Total Amount Including Interest for 20 Years ($1145.55 * 24 * 20) | $549,864.07 |
Amount Paid After 5 Years ($1145.55 * 24 * 5) | $137,466.02 |
Total Amount Remaining (Incl. Interest) | $412,398.05 |
Now, assuming you have paid $96000 in Interest in first 5 years), | |
Principal Paid = Total Amount Paid - Interest ($137466.02 - $96000) | $41,466.02 |
To calculate remaining tenure for fortnightly payments of $1500, | |
Remaining Loan Amount (excl. Interest) ($320000 - $41466.02) | $278,533.98 |
Period (n) in years | ? |
Frequency of Payments (t) - fortnightly | 24 |
Total Number of Payments (n x t) - 24 x 20 | ? |
Annual Rate of Interest | 6% |
Fortnightly rate of Interest (6%/ 24) | 0.25% |
PVIFA = ( 1 - (1+(r/t) ) ^ -n*t) / (r/t) | |
Fortnightly Payment (Loan Amount / PVIFA) | $1,500.00 |
1500 = 278533.98/( 1 - (1+(0.25%) ) ^ -n*t) / (0.25%) | |
1500 = [278533.98 * 0.25%]/( 1 - (1+(0.25%) ) ^ -n*t) | |
( 1 - (1+0.25%) ^ -n*t) = [278533.98 * 0.25%]/1500 | |
( 1 - (1+0.25%) ^ -n*t) = 0.464 | |
1-0.464=1.0025^-n*t | |
0.536=1.0025^-n*t | |
Using Trial and Error, | |
10 Years: 1.0025^-240 = 0.549 | |
15 Years: 1.0025^-360 = 0.407 | |
Difference -0.142 for 120 n*t | |
For difference from 10 Years i.e. 0.536 - 0.549 = -0.142, n*t would be 10.98 or ~11 additional payments | |
Hence, we get the value, of n * t as 251 i.e. 240 + 11. | |
Mortgage will then be paid of in 5 Years (120 payments) + 251 payments = 371 payments = 15 years, 5 months and 1 fortnight. |