An private firm can buy a machine for $ 40,000. A down payment of $ 4,000 is required and the balance can be paid in equal terms of 5 years at 6% interest on the unpaid balance. As an alternative the machine can be purchased for $ 36,000 in cash. If the firm's MARR is 15%, determine which of the alternatives should be accepted using the annual equivalency method. Set the Equivalent Annuity for option 1 Set the Equivalent Annuity for option 2 Establish the conclusion as to the option to be selected.

Compare the cost of the following lesing agreement with the finance charge on a loan for the same time period. The price of the car is $14,000, and its projected residual value at the end of four years is $3,000. Monthly payment                      $250 Capital cost reduction            $1,000 Disposition charge                    $200 Other things being equal, one would want to finance this car rather than take this lease if the finance cost were less than   Select one: a. $2,200 b. $2,000 c. $1,550 d. $1,450

Borrower Joe has an existing loan that requires 15 more years of monthly payments of $1,040. He is considering refinancing the loan balance of $117.095.08 with a new loan at the current market rate of 5.675% for 15-year loans. Both the old loan and the new loan require 2 points plus $500 in origination fees. What is the NPV of the refinancing decision at an opportunity rate of 5.675%?

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3) You are purchasing a car and have the option to pay $25,000 in cash (upfront) OR assume a lease with end of the month payments of $399 for five years. By purchasing, you will receive an estimated residual value (or scrap value) by selling the car for $2,500 at the end of the 5 years. If interest is 2.7% compounded annually, which financing option would you prefer? (16.1 DCF)

You agree to purchase a car with a competitive value of $44,500 for the following loan contract: Purchase the car for $44,250 with $2,000 down and borrow the remainder over 5 years with monthly payments based on a rate of interest of 6.6%.  Your market rate of return is 5.25%. How much value did you destroy with this purchase? (Round to dollars and cents; round the car payment to dollars and cents.)

When purchasing a $100,000 house, a borrower is comparing two loan alternatives. The first loan is an 80% loan at 4% with monthly payments of $591.75 for 15 years. The second loan is 90% loan at 5% with monthly payments of $526.13 over 25 years. What is the incremental cost of borrowing the extra money assuming the loan will be held for the full term? O 6.50% O 13.21% O 7.20% O 13.70%