My daughter wants to buy a new car. Here are the parameters. The car cost $12,000 with terms of 5% APR over five years. She has $3000 saved up and is ready to put down on the loan. 1. What is the actual annual percentage rate she will be charged if she pays all of the $3000 as a down payment for the five years? What will her monthly payments be? 2. Would it be better (cheaper) for her to pay $1000 down now, borrowing the rest, but in 1 year pay the other $2000 put towards principal? How will this affect the loan?

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Vickie decides to sell her current home and move to a larger home. She estimates that she can sell her current home for $2,000,000 and can buy a larger home for 6,000,000. She plans to use the entire $2,000,000 sale proceeds as a down payment on the new home and will finance the remainder for 10 years at 6% nominal annual interest compounded monthly. What is her estimated monthly mortgage payment? Christine wants to be able to purchase a dream car for about $50,000 on January 1, 2028, just after she graduates from graduate school. She has a full-time job and started making deposits of $730 each month into an account that pays 6% compounded monthly beginning with the first deposit on February 1, 2023. The last deposit is to be made on January 1, 2028. Determine how much money she would have saved to buy the car. Will she be able to buy her dream car?

Evan and Emmanuel want to buy a $250,000 home. They plan to pay 15% as a down payment, and take out a 30 year loan at 4.9% interest for the balance. a) How much is the loan going to be? b) What will the monthly payment be for Evan and Emmanuel? c) How much of the first payment is interest? d) What is the total of the payments? e) How much interest was paid?