How much can Sheila borrow on a credit card charging an APR of 17% over a period of 5 years if she wants to keep her payments to not exceed $300 every month end, if the credit card company compounds money on a daily basis?

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Enrico Suarez has decided to purchase a house instead of renting anapartment. He can a ord a monthly payment of $800, and he has saved $6,000 to use as a down-payment on a house. If the mortgage is 4% nominal interest (compounded monthly) on a 30-yearloan, how much can Enrico a ord to spend on a house?

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You want to borrow $1500 at 8% and you are willing to pay $210 in simple interest.How long can you keep the money

Emily wants to save part of her salary for a new car in a savings account that earns 8% annual interest. At the end of the first year, she saves $1000 and increases her savings by $500 each year until she buys the car at the end of year 6.     How much would be accumulated in her account at the end of year 6? Round to the nearest dollar.

What is the present value of a series of payments that grow by 10% per year over 5 years. The starting value is $50,000 at the end of year 1. The interest rate (discount rate) is 6%, compounded annually.

Mr.Samuel wants to get $10 millions in the future by saving $4 millions from now. By data, bank with an interest rate of 21% per year. How many years is the money must be saved in a bank?

You borrow $2,000 from Gougo’s, a well-known loan consolidation outfit. The loan is an “unbelievably low” 2.5% per month compounded monthly. You have 2 years to pay back the loan. a. What is the nominal interest rate? b. What is the effective interest rate? c. If you wait until the end of year 2 to pay it off in one lump sum, how much must you pay? Use the “period interest rate” approach. d. If you wait until the end of year 2 to pay it off in one lump sum, how much must you pay? Use the “effective interest rate” approach. e. Of your payment in parts (c) or (d), how much is interest? f. Suppose you make equal end-of-month payments. How much is the monthly amount?

A friend lends you $280 for a week, which you agree to repay with 5% one-time interest. How much will you have to repay?