Business, 24.03.2020 00:27, tilsendt

You are going to purchase a home and need to borrow $125,000 from a bank. You can either take out a 15-year loan at 6.5% or a 30-year loan at 6.5%. What would your monthly payments be in each of these scenarios? How much interest would you pay if you take out the 30-year loan over the life of the loan? How much interest would you pay if you take out the 15-year loan over the life of the loan?

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(Show what you need for each of your calculator keys when computing your answer and INDICATE your answer by circling or underlining your answer for EACH scenario)

N (number of periods)

I/Y (interest per period)

PV ( the present value (if we input a present value it must go in as a negative number)

PMT ( the equal payment required or give to us over time)

FV (the future value)

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