The Miller family finances $360,000 for their home at a 3.8 % nominal rate and chooses an initial repayment of 2 %. They want to know the monthly installment.
ℹ Annuity from the interest rate plus repayment rate.
The Miller family finances $360,000 for their home at a 3.8 % nominal rate and chooses an initial repayment of 2 %. They want to know the monthly installment.
ℹ Annuity from the interest rate plus repayment rate.
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A higher repayment rate raises the installment but shortens the term enormously. At only 1–2 % initial repayment the payoff drags on for decades – those who can, repay faster.
R = D·(p+t)/(100·m) is the initial annuity from the nominal rate p plus initial repayment t. The installment stays constant, but its inner makeup shifts: with each payment the interest portion falls and the repayment portion rises – which is why repayment accelerates over time.