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Suppose you have the following three student loans: $11,000 with an APR of 7.5%

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Question

Suppose you have the following three student loans: $11,000 with an APR of 7.5% for 12 years, $16,000 with an APR of 8% for 17 years, and $14,500 with an APR of 9% for 7 years. a.a. Calculate the monthly payment for each loan individually. b.b. Calculate the total you'll pay in payments during the life of all three loans. c.c. A bank offers to consolidate your three loans into a single loan with an APR of 8% and a loan term of 17 years. What will your monthly payments be in that case? What will your total payments be over the17 years?

Explanation / Answer

a.a:

Given A = 11,000

Loan Payment = A/D

Given n = 12 *12 [12 years times 12 monthly payments per year]

= 144

i = 0.00625 (7.5% divide by 12 monthly payments per year)

D = [(1+0.00625)144 -1] / (0.00625(1+0.00625)144

= 1.4527/0.01533

= 94.762

P = A/D

= 11000 / 94.762

= 116.0803

a(2).

Given A = 16,000

Loan Payment = A/D

Given n = 17 *12 [12 years times 12 monthly payments per year]

= 204

i = 0.00667 (8% divide by 12 monthly payments per year)

D = [(1+0.00667)204 -1] / (0.00667(1+0.00667)204

= 2.8813 /0.0259

= 111.2471

P = A/D

= 16000 / 111.2471

= 143.824

a(3) Given A = 14,500

Loan Payment = A/D

Given n = 7 *12 [ 7 years times 12 monthly payments per year]

= 84

i = 0.0075 (9% divide by 12 monthly payments per year)

D = [(1+0.0075)84 -1] / (0.0075(1+0.0075)84

= 0.8732/0.0141

= 61.9291

Loan Payment = A/D

Given n = 17*12 [ 17 years times 12 monthly payments per year]

= 204

i = 0.0067 (8% divide by 12 monthly payments per year)

D = [(1+0.0067)204 -1] / (0.0075(1+0.0067)204

= 111.2471

P =A/D'

= 41500/111.2471

= 373.0434

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