a.
To calculate: The annual payment of Larry Davis.
Introduction:
When payments are made or received in a series at equivalent intervals, they are termed as an annuity. Such payments can be made weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annually and can be calculated using the (pmt) function of MS Excel.
b.
To calculate: The total interest paid by Larry Davis over the life of the loan.
Introduction:
Interest:
A cost charged by a lender on money lent to a borrower is termed as interest. It is computed by multiplying the interest rate with the loan amount. It can be simple or
c.
To calculate: The amount that Larry Davis is willing to pay for refinancing the mortgage.
Introduction:
Refinancing:
When a company revises its interest rate, payment schedule, or the policies of the loan or mortgage, it is termed as refinancing.
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