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Kay Kinder has borrowed $500,000 at a nominal annual rate with monthly compoundi

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Question

Kay Kinder has borrowed $500,000 at a nominal annual rate with monthly compounding of 6.50% to start a new company. The first payment on the loan will be at the end of year 1. Revenue of the new company is forecasted to be $50,000 in year 1 and be $100,0000 larger in each year thereafter. Required annual payments on the loan at the end of each year are to be 8% of the Revenue in that year. In what year will the loan balance go to zero? Show excel formula/calculations. Kay Kinder has borrowed $500,000 at a nominal annual rate with monthly compounding of 6.50% to start a new company. The first payment on the loan will be at the end of year 1. Revenue of the new company is forecasted to be $50,000 in year 1 and be $100,0000 larger in each year thereafter. Required annual payments on the loan at the end of each year are to be 8% of the Revenue in that year. In what year will the loan balance go to zero? Show excel formula/calculations.

Explanation / Answer

Answer

Present value of loan : $ 500,000

Annual nominal interest rate : 6.5%

Monthly nominal Interest rate : 0.54167% (6.5%/12)

Loan repayment: Annual (at the end of each year)

Loan repayment Amount: 8% of the revenue in that year.

Month

Loan with interest

Revenue

Repayment

Closing

A

B

C

A-C

Amount of loan(n-1) month*1.0054167

(Yearly)

(Revenue*0.08)

Year 1

0

500000.00

1

502708.35

2

505431.37

3

508169.14

4

510921.74

5

513689.25

6

516471.75

7

519269.32

8

522082.05

9

524910.01

10

527753.29

11

530611.97

12

533486.14

50000

4000

529486.14

Month

Year 2

0

529486.14

1

532354.21

2

535237.81

3

538137.03

4

541051.96

5

543982.67

6

546929.27

7

549891.82

8

552870.42

9

555865.15

10

558876.10

11

561903.37

12

564947.03

1050000

84000

480947.03

Month

Year 3

0

480947.03

1

483552.18

2

486171.43

3

488804.88

4

491452.59

5

494114.64

6

496791.11

7

499482.08

8

502187.62

9

504907.82

10

507642.76

11

510392.50

12

513157.15

2050000

164000

349157.15

Month

Year 4

0

349157.15

1

351048.43

2

352949.95

3

354861.78

4

356783.96

5

358716.55

6

360659.61

7

362613.19

8

364577.36

9

366552.16

10

368537.67

11

370533.93

12

372541.00

3050000

244000

128541.00

Month

Year 5

0

128541.00

1

129237.26

2

129937.30

3

130641.14

4

131348.78

5

132060.26

6

132775.59

7

133494.79

8

134217.89

9

134944.91

10

135675.87

11

136410.78

12

137149.68

4050000

137149.68

0

324000

Answer : In year 5, the loan balance will go to zero.

Month

Loan with interest

Revenue

Repayment

Closing

A

B

C

A-C

Amount of loan(n-1) month*1.0054167

(Yearly)

(Revenue*0.08)

Year 1

0

500000.00

1

502708.35

2

505431.37

3

508169.14

4

510921.74

5

513689.25

6

516471.75

7

519269.32

8

522082.05

9

524910.01

10

527753.29

11

530611.97

12

533486.14

50000

4000

529486.14

Month

Year 2

0

529486.14

1

532354.21

2

535237.81

3

538137.03

4

541051.96

5

543982.67

6

546929.27

7

549891.82

8

552870.42

9

555865.15

10

558876.10

11

561903.37

12

564947.03

1050000

84000

480947.03

Month

Year 3

0

480947.03

1

483552.18

2

486171.43

3

488804.88

4

491452.59

5

494114.64

6

496791.11

7

499482.08

8

502187.62

9

504907.82

10

507642.76

11

510392.50

12

513157.15

2050000

164000

349157.15

Month

Year 4

0

349157.15

1

351048.43

2

352949.95

3

354861.78

4

356783.96

5

358716.55

6

360659.61

7

362613.19

8

364577.36

9

366552.16

10

368537.67

11

370533.93

12

372541.00

3050000

244000

128541.00

Month

Year 5

0

128541.00

1

129237.26

2

129937.30

3

130641.14

4

131348.78

5

132060.26

6

132775.59

7

133494.79

8

134217.89

9

134944.91

10

135675.87

11

136410.78

12

137149.68

4050000

137149.68

0

324000