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  1. Neither loan required a down payment. Loan B has a 2% prepayment penalty. Neither requires credit insurance. If the borrower
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  2. financing furniture that costs $4200.00 with a two year installment loan. The loan requires a 12% down payment and 24 equal
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  3. A 20 year loan requires semi-annual payments of $1333.28 including interest at 10.75% compounded semi annually. what is the
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  4. Suppose a person pays $80 of annual interest on a loan that has a 5 percent annual interest rate. The loanamount is: A. $400. B.
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  5. Why do customers save money if they pay off a closed ended loan faster than the amortization table requires? (1 point) Responses
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  6. find the annual percentage rate on a loan of $1,500 for 18months if the loan requires $190 interest and is repaid monthly.
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  7. please explian thanks :)I need to know how to figure out .... A loan requires a 12% down payment and 24 equal monthly payments
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  8. Find the annual percentage rate on a loan of $1,500 for 18 months if the loan requires $190 interest and is repaid monthly.
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  9. Why do customers save money if they pay off a closed ended loan faster than the amortization table requires?A. • Customers can
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  10. Assume a bank loan requires an interest payment of $85 per year and a principal payment of $1,000 at the end of the loan's
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