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Default Loan with Draw Amounts

Oopsie! Reversed the amounts of the draw.

Junge wrote:

Your bank is too expensive, I think.
Try this
PMT(0.06,5,-1*25,000*(4+0.06*(4/4+3/4+2/4+1/4)),,1)
Your amount to repay after 1 year is 103,750 and the yearly payment
23,235.73
Junge

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perhaps start at the 1 year point with the total amount equal to the
amount borrowed plus the accrued interest. that amount would be the
$100,000 + (6%*100,000)+ (4.5%*75,000)+ (3%*50,000)+ (1.5%*25,000) or

$100,000+ 6,000+3,375+1,500+375 OR $111,250 as the loan amount to be
repaid at 6% over your 5 years.


Huber57 wrote:

I have a question about a loan with draws.

I want to borrow $100,000 with four draws of $25K at 3 month
intervals ($25k now, $25K more in 90 days etc.). The interest rate
is 6%. Repayment starts in 12 months. It is repayable over 5 years.

I can't find any loan calculators that will help me with this. Any
thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,
huber57





 
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