You are considering taking out a loan of $11,000.00 that will be paid back over 12 years with quarterly payments. If the interest rate is 5.7% compounded quarterly, what would the unpaid balance be immediately after the thirteenth payment?
Step 1 : | Quarterly payment | |||||
= [P x R x (1+R)^N]/[(1+R)^N-1] | ||||||
Where, | ||||||
P= Loan Amount | ||||||
R= Interest rate per period =5.7%/4 =1.425% | ||||||
N= Number of periods 12*4 =48 | ||||||
= [ $11000x0.01425 x (1+0.01425)^48]/[(1+0.01425)^48 -1] | ||||||
= [ $156.75( 1.01425 )^48] / [(1.01425 )^48 -1 | ||||||
=$317.97 | ||||||
Step 2 : | Loan balance after 13th payment | |||||
Present Value Of An Annuity | ||||||
= C*[1-(1+i)^-n]/i] | ||||||
Where, | ||||||
C= Cash Flow per period | ||||||
i = interest rate per period | ||||||
n=number of period | ||||||
= $317.9748[ 1-(1+0.01425)^-35 /0.01425] | ||||||
= $317.9748[ 1-(1.01425)^-35 /0.01425] | ||||||
= $317.9748[ (0.3906) ] /0.01425 | ||||||
= $8,715.17 | ||||||
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