Youre given with an auto loan from your credit union. Suppose the total loan you have is
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You’re given with an auto loan from your credit union. Suppose the total loan you have is $45,000 and the current average market interest rate is 7.25% for the short-term loans. Answer the following questions:
- Given that the stated interest as 7.25% per year on your loan, what is the monthly payment if you’re intended to have the loan for 5 years?
- Suppose the credit union says that if you’d like to retire the loan earlier, say at the end of the 3rd year, you need to pay (say) $25,000 for the rest of the loan, would you take it given that you have no difficulty to generate the cash flow? Why or why not? (Hint: apply the amortization table to find out the balance of loan).
- Suppose that the credit union also offers you another possible payment program that is they will give you a low 4% interest rate for the first two years and with a balloon payment at the end of the 2nd year as $28,000. (The balloon payment is a one-time payment that you have to pay it off or you have to re-finance by then.) What is your monthly payment for the first two years? Suppose the loan also carries a penalty charge that if you take the offer and can not pay off the loan with $28,000 at the end of 2nd year, you’re subject to a 10% interest rate in refinancing the residual balance of the loan. What will be your monthly payment for the residual balance starting from the 3rd year supposed that you did not arrange the $28,000 lump-sum payment? What will be the overall payments you owe to the credit union if you did not have $28,000 at the end of 2nd year?
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