Salwid-Mort, a mortgage broker, has hired you to develop a spreadsheet they will use with their clients.
Question:
Salwid-Mort, a mortgage broker, has hired you to develop a spreadsheet they will use with their clients. They’ve noticed that thirty-year loans with an interest offset facility are popular with their clients. They want a spreadsheet that demonstrates some of the characteristics of this type of loan to their clients. Broadly, they’d like to show their clients a graph with three curves on it: one, the declining outstanding balance of a traditional principle and interest loan, two, as above, but with an interest offset facility, tracking fortnightly savings of $1 000, and three, as above, but the client gives a fortnightly savings amount greater than $1 000. To achieve these objectives, you have been asked to develop the following. Develop a spreadsheet with at least two sheets
One sheet, titled ‘Inputs’ consists of the following.
1. The Salwid-Mort logo
2. CY21, the Australian 10-year government bond yield for calendar year 2021 (i.e., the 10-year government bond yield on 31 December 2021, a j2 rate)∗
3. The rate of interest for the 30-year mortgage, given by 130 basis points over CY21
4. The initial loan amount, $1 000 000
5. The fortnightly cash deposit amount of $1 000 6. A second, higher (than $1 000), fortnightly cash deposit amount.
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