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All,
I'm based in the UK and I'm trying to get to the bottom of a dilemma that I'm facing - "How do I calculate how much the monthly repayment will be for a loan that features two interest rates?" I know the following: Principal - £50,000 Interest compounded - Daily (probably 360 days) Interest rate - 5% for 10 years Reverting to - 7% for 5 years Total mortgage duration - 15 years I've already tried the following function "PMT((1+5%/360)^(360/12)-1,15*12,-50000)", but this only allows for one interest rate and doesn't account for the rate change, later in the term. Any pointers??? Many thx. S |
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