Business, 24.02.2021 14:00, franstirlacci

Comparing APRs. James Sprater of Grand Junction, Colorado, has been shopping for a loan to buy a used car. He wants to borrow $18,000 for four or five years. James's credit union offers a declining-balance loan at 9.1 percent for 48 months, resulting in a monthly pay-ment of $448.78. The credit union does not offer five year auto loans for amounts less than $20,000, however. If James borrowed $18,000, this payment would strain his budget. A local bank offered current depositors a five-year loan at a 9.34 percent APR, with a monthly payment of $376.62. This credit would not be a declining-balance loan. Because James is not a depositor in the bank, he would also be charged a $25 credit check fee and a $45 application fee. James likes the lower payment but knows that the APR is the true cost of credit, so he decided to confirm the APRs for both loans before making his decision.

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Comparing APRs. James Sprater of Grand Junction, Colorado, has been shopping for a loan to buy a use...