Assume Jimmy borrows $554,238.40 today for a house mortgage, and plans to pay back in full after paying for 20 years. If the interest rate is 10.2% and it will compound semiannually, how much should Jimmy pay each year?
Effective rate of interest = (1+r/n)^n -1 | ||||||
n= number of periods in a year | ||||||
r = interest rate | ||||||
= (1+0.102/2) ^2 - 1 | ||||||
=10.77563% | ||||||
Annual payment = [P x R x (1+R)^N]/[(1+R)^N-1] | ||||||
Where, | ||||||
P= Loan Amount | ||||||
R= Interest rate per period | ||||||
N= Number of periods | ||||||
= [ $554238.4x0.1077563 x (1+0.1077563)^20]/[(1+0.1077563)^20 -1] | ||||||
= [ $59722.67930192( 1.1077563 )^20] / [(1.1077563 )^20 -1 | ||||||
=$68580.25 | ||||||
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