These are very helpful, but I have a question about something that is similar but a little different, I have a mortgage problem with all the other values given , but it also says in the equation that the payer has to pay 2 points , so I add the 2 points to the principal?
Here in Australia the interest is calculated on the amount outstanding on the load, so the more you've paid off on the loan the less you pay in interest, if that makes sense..
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These are very helpful, but I have a question about something that is similar but a little different, I have a mortgage problem with all the other values given , but it also says in the equation that the payer has to pay 2 points , so I add the 2 points to the principal?
Here in Australia the interest is calculated on the amount outstanding on the load, so the more you've paid off on the loan the less you pay in interest, if that makes sense..
It works that way in Canada too...not sure about the US tho
Yep same in my country the interest is calculated on the running balance so the lower the balance left to be paid the lower the interest charged.
if you account for inflation how much have you paid in interest in present value?
How do you calculate the PRINCIPLE Payment. Can't find it anywhere explaining this.
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what if there is no interest rate given but only you can calculate for principal, down payment and the years
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The Total Interest paid is higher than the actual loan itself!!
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FAIR (Fixed Annual Interest) rate
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