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I need help with the formula for figuring out what the 'real' interest
rate is when you pay a loan off early. Example car loan: $10,000 (borrowed) 5% @ 60 months, Total with interest is: 11,322.74 Now: I do the same as above but apply an extra $500 to the principle each month and pay off the loan in 16 months and only pay $336.75 in interest. What is my new 'real' interest rate for this loan? Thanks in advance for anyone who can help! mitch |
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