Literally was shown this with so many different formulas and ways and couldn't get the answer. Well I watched this and did it and it was right first time! Thanks spent all day trying to figure this out!
Thank you for this step-by step walk through, Steve! The use of highlighter arrow on your screen really helped me to follow each next train of though. Algebra was always both exasperating and exciting for me in HS... now that I am an adult calculating Amortization Payments, it sure is nice to have a chance to learn the math of it.
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Why not complete the calculations on screen rather than on a calculator? I believe people would get more out of the presentation by seeing the numerators & denominators as you move through the calculations.
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I honestly wish your my business math teacher Your more polite and probably will be less strict with deadlines Even though school administrator clearly said that we could still work and pass our written works for the next week
Loved the video, definitely helped to gain some understanding, but I am still confused when it comes to interest being compounded at other intervals as well as payments. For example, a loan that compounds annually and payments are made semiannually, etc. Where do the number of payments per year come in?
You cannot divide .0325 with 12 because that’s not an equivalent monthly effective rate of 3,25% remember that we use exponentials so In order to find the equivalent rate you should’ve done (1.035)^(1/12) and that result you -1 and get the monthly effective rate
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Hi. Do you have to fill out an entire amortization schedule and manually calculate the total accumulated interest PMTs or principal PMTs? Or is there a shortcut trick without having to use the table, Excel or financial calculators, especially for loans with many periods? Thanks.
You can then just use the exponent button on your calculator. Just make sure you put -1 in parentheses. Your calculator should have it. I think all scientific calculators have it.
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