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Hey guys, desperately need some assistance with the following, would be much appreciated.
Interest Only Loan, 10 year term, 7.5%pa comp monthly i, $50,000 principle
Monthly repayments are $322.92
I need to calculate what the monthly repayment would be if the interest rate rose by 3% to 10.75%pa at the 5 year mark.
Am I right to assume discounting?
Any help would be great, cheers!
Why is that tricky? You need the balance at the 5 year mark. Since you are paying interest only, the balance doesn't change from month to month. All you really need is the ratio of the interest rates.
322.92*(10.75/7.75) = ??
I have attempted the question again.
Am I right to find the outstanding principle (19375.20) and then divide that by the s angle (.0089\60) = 46.33 which comes to a monthly payment of $418.17.
Can anybody confirm this?
You must first explain to me why the Outstanding Principle is not $50,000.
Iis it, or is it not, an Interest Only Loan?
Shouldn't I account for the fact that interest would have accrued during the period for half of the principle, despite the fact that the principle is paid upon maturity?
I would read the terms of the contract very carefully.