A person borrows an amount for a new house and s/he is going to make monthly payments of 8,000 $ for the next 10 years. The nominal annual interest rate is quoted as 12%. (Assume the first instalment is going to be paid 1 month after s/he borrows.) a. Find the amount borrowed by this person. o. How much does this credit worth at the end of the last payment date? c.lf this person decides on closing his/her loan after paying the 34th instalment, how much should s/he pay? It is given that the closing fee of this credit is 1,453 $.

A person borrows an amount for a new house and s/he is going to make monthly payments of 8,000 $ for the next 10 years. The nominal annual interest rate is quoted as 12%. (Assume the first instalment is going to be paid 1 month after s/he borrows.) a. Find the amount borrowed by this person. o. How much does this credit worth at the end of the last payment date? c.lf this person decides on closing his/her loan after paying the 34th instalment, how much should s/he pay? It is given that the closing fee of this credit is 1,453 $.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

10th Edition

ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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Problem 1Q

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