Wednesday, October 28, 2009

How do i calculate this? What formula do I use?

You wish to purchase your first home. The bank will only allow a bond repayment, which is no greater than 30% of your net monthly salary. Your gross salary is $8250 per month and you have deductions of 25% per month from your salary.



Q: Calculate net salary (amount after deductions)



A: $6187.5



Q: Maximum bond repayment you can afford?



A: $1856.25



Q: The bank offers a fixed bond rate of 13,5% p.a. compunded monthly, over a 20 year period. Can you afford a flat that costs $150 000?



A: ???



Please show me how to calculate this. Thanks.



How do i calculate this? What formula do I use?construction loans





The payment will be $1810.5.



You can look up bond factors, i placed a link to a bond factor calculator. Using a bond factor makes the calculation easy.



PMT= PV/1000 * bond factor. or for you 150,000/1000*12.07



You could use a financial calculator by entering the data as N=240, I=13.5/12, PV=-150,000, FV=0, and then press calulate then PMT.



How do i calculate this? What formula do I use?

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John K is right. You can also find the solution using Excel. a financial calculator is easiest:



N = 20 years x 12 months = 240



PV = 150,000 - the amount of the loan today



i = 13.5% / 12 months = 1.125



FV = 0



You solve for the payment. Therefore the monthly payment is $1,811.06 well within your limit.

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