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Loans$$$ ….Repay with Interest

                      +

  Borrow $2000
  Repay $100 per month for 2 years           $100 x 24

  How Much do you Pay??
$2000 Borrowed                          $2400 Repaid

                 Interest Paid = $400
Simple Interest & Flat Rate Loans

Use the Formula I = PRN
 Amount of
                                 The Interest Rate
 Simple Interest
                                 per annum (year)

              The Principal $$                   The Number of
              Borrowed                           Years to PayBack
How Much Interest ?…you Borrow $2000 (P)
                               …Interest Rate 10% pa (R)
                               …Repay in 2 Years (N)
               Use the Formula :   I=
               PRN
  Substitute the Values :   I = 2000 x 0.10 x 2
  Calculate:                I = $400        Borrowed + Interest
                                            =$2400
  *How Much Would You Have to Repay?
                                              Total$ to pay / 24
  *What Would be the Monthly Repayments?      =$2400/24 mths
                                              =$100 per month
Using I = PRN to find the Interest Rate
                   Cash Price = $400

                           OR
                 On Terms: $40 Deposit
               & $20 per month for 2 years



How Much Do I Pay??       PAY $40 + $20 x 24 mths = $520


How Much Interest?? Interest Paid = Extra over the Cash Price = $120
                                       Use I = PRN
What % Rate Is That??                120 = 360 x R x 2       R=16.7%
Balance =$400-$40=$360                  R=0.167
Using A Repayments Table
               Do You Take the Terms at the Shop, OR
                  Is it Cheaper to Get a Loan Elsewhere ,
                    and Pay Cash?….YOU CHOOSE!
Cash Price $600
                                               Bank Loan for $600
         On Terms :
                                     How Much would you have to pay ?
Pay $32 per month for 2 years
                                             Check the Bank’s Table
                                      Amount       I Year      2 Years
                                                    interest   interest
    How Much Cheaper                                                      pa
                                      $300         $27.50      $15.00
 Would the Bank Loan Be??
                                      $600         $55.00      $30.00     pa
      Pay$660 to Bank
                                      $800         $73.33      $40.00      pa
  or $768 to Shop (Terms)
Home Loans Repayment Table
                                Large Loans to buy a House
         use a Different Type of Interest, REDUCIBLE
The Table gives the Monthly Repayment for EACH $1000 Borrowed
Home Loans Repayment Table
Select the Interest Rate %
                       te
Select the Years to Repay
Using Monthly Repayments
           The Monthly Repayments
                                ents   per $1000
interest %          10       20           30 years   r                        r^n
         5      10.61      6.60         5.37             1.00   1.00   1.00         1.65   2.71    4.47
         6      11.10      7.16         6.00             1.01   1.01   1.01         1.82   3.31    6.02
         7      11.61      7.75         6.65             1.01   1.01   1.01         2.01   4.04    8.12
         8      12.13      8.36         7.34             1.01   1.01   1.01         2.22   4.93   10.94



  You Borrow $800 000….What are the Monthly Repayments?
   If the Interest Rate is 6% p.a. and you want 20 years to repay
                    You Pay $7.16 per month , for each $1000
                 For $800000 that’s $7.16 x 800 = $5728 p.m.
                     That’s a Total of $5728 x 240 = $1374720
INTEREST…reducible or flat??
                       Home Loans use REDUCIBLE Interest.
             The Interest Reduces as the Amount owed gets Smaller

                              You Borrow $3000.
               You Pay Back $1000 each Year + Interest.
                     Over 3 Years, How Much is Repaid??

 FLAT INTEREST                          REDUCIBLE INTEREST
      YR 1    YR 2    YR 3                        YR 1    YR 2    YR 3

OWE   $3000   $2000   $1000                OWE    $3000   $2000   $1000

INT   $3000   $300    $300                 INT    $3000   $200    $100

PAY   $1300   $1300   $1300                PAY    $1300   $1200   $1100
Do Your Own !!
Home Loan Repayment Table
               Borrowed $20000.
           Interest Rate 1% per month.
             Repay $500 per month.

                Each Month find …
            the Interest on what’s owed…
  the Total Amount Owed with the Interest added…
 then what’s left Owing after the monthly Repayment

*The Interest is calculated on how much is still Owed
4.Then Repayment is subtracted($500)
                3.The Interest added to Principal
          2.Interest at end of month 1%
     1.At the start you Owe
                 Month Principal Interest P + I        Left
 Find the        1         $20000      $200
                                                       Owing
                                                $20200 $19700

Amounts for      2         $19700      $197     $19897 $19397

  Month 3        3

                At the end of each month, the Amount Left Owing
                  is Carried Over to the Start of the Next Month

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Yr12 gench2credit

  • 2. Loans$$$ ….Repay with Interest + Borrow $2000 Repay $100 per month for 2 years $100 x 24 How Much do you Pay?? $2000 Borrowed $2400 Repaid Interest Paid = $400
  • 3. Simple Interest & Flat Rate Loans Use the Formula I = PRN Amount of The Interest Rate Simple Interest per annum (year) The Principal $$ The Number of Borrowed Years to PayBack
  • 4. How Much Interest ?…you Borrow $2000 (P) …Interest Rate 10% pa (R) …Repay in 2 Years (N) Use the Formula : I= PRN Substitute the Values : I = 2000 x 0.10 x 2 Calculate: I = $400 Borrowed + Interest =$2400 *How Much Would You Have to Repay? Total$ to pay / 24 *What Would be the Monthly Repayments? =$2400/24 mths =$100 per month
  • 5. Using I = PRN to find the Interest Rate Cash Price = $400 OR On Terms: $40 Deposit & $20 per month for 2 years How Much Do I Pay?? PAY $40 + $20 x 24 mths = $520 How Much Interest?? Interest Paid = Extra over the Cash Price = $120 Use I = PRN What % Rate Is That?? 120 = 360 x R x 2 R=16.7% Balance =$400-$40=$360 R=0.167
  • 6. Using A Repayments Table Do You Take the Terms at the Shop, OR Is it Cheaper to Get a Loan Elsewhere , and Pay Cash?….YOU CHOOSE! Cash Price $600 Bank Loan for $600 On Terms : How Much would you have to pay ? Pay $32 per month for 2 years Check the Bank’s Table Amount I Year 2 Years interest interest How Much Cheaper pa $300 $27.50 $15.00 Would the Bank Loan Be?? $600 $55.00 $30.00 pa Pay$660 to Bank $800 $73.33 $40.00 pa or $768 to Shop (Terms)
  • 7. Home Loans Repayment Table Large Loans to buy a House use a Different Type of Interest, REDUCIBLE The Table gives the Monthly Repayment for EACH $1000 Borrowed Home Loans Repayment Table Select the Interest Rate % te Select the Years to Repay Using Monthly Repayments The Monthly Repayments ents per $1000 interest % 10 20 30 years r r^n 5 10.61 6.60 5.37 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.65 2.71 4.47 6 11.10 7.16 6.00 1.01 1.01 1.01 1.82 3.31 6.02 7 11.61 7.75 6.65 1.01 1.01 1.01 2.01 4.04 8.12 8 12.13 8.36 7.34 1.01 1.01 1.01 2.22 4.93 10.94 You Borrow $800 000….What are the Monthly Repayments? If the Interest Rate is 6% p.a. and you want 20 years to repay You Pay $7.16 per month , for each $1000 For $800000 that’s $7.16 x 800 = $5728 p.m. That’s a Total of $5728 x 240 = $1374720
  • 8. INTEREST…reducible or flat?? Home Loans use REDUCIBLE Interest. The Interest Reduces as the Amount owed gets Smaller You Borrow $3000. You Pay Back $1000 each Year + Interest. Over 3 Years, How Much is Repaid?? FLAT INTEREST REDUCIBLE INTEREST YR 1 YR 2 YR 3 YR 1 YR 2 YR 3 OWE $3000 $2000 $1000 OWE $3000 $2000 $1000 INT $3000 $300 $300 INT $3000 $200 $100 PAY $1300 $1300 $1300 PAY $1300 $1200 $1100
  • 9. Do Your Own !! Home Loan Repayment Table Borrowed $20000. Interest Rate 1% per month. Repay $500 per month. Each Month find … the Interest on what’s owed… the Total Amount Owed with the Interest added… then what’s left Owing after the monthly Repayment *The Interest is calculated on how much is still Owed
  • 10. 4.Then Repayment is subtracted($500) 3.The Interest added to Principal 2.Interest at end of month 1% 1.At the start you Owe Month Principal Interest P + I Left Find the 1 $20000 $200 Owing $20200 $19700 Amounts for 2 $19700 $197 $19897 $19397 Month 3 3 At the end of each month, the Amount Left Owing is Carried Over to the Start of the Next Month