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This practice quiz focuses on understanding amortization, a key concept in finance. It explores how loan payments are structured, how interest is calculated, and how the principal balance changes over time. The quiz includes questions on calculating apr, principal payments, interest payments, and monthly loan payments. It also addresses common misconceptions about long-term loans and the relationship between principal and interest payments.
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What is the APR on a 30 year, $500,000 loan at 4%, plus a half a point? - correct answer
What is the APR on a 15 year, $300,000 loan at 3%, plus 4 points? - correct answer
What is the APR on a 20 year, $400,000 loan at 5%, plus 3 points? - correct answer
Given a $200,000 loan, monthly payments, 30 years at 3.75%, how much principle is paid over the first 72 months? - correct answer ?? Given a $200,000 loan, monthly payments, 30 years at 3.75%, how much interest is paid on the 36th payment? - correct answer ?? What is the monthly loan payment on a 15 year, $100,000 loan at 4.25%? - correct answer
What is the payment on a 72 month, 1.99% car loan for $60,000? - correct answer
What is the payment on a 72 month, 5.99% car loan for $20,000? - correct answer
Given current interest rates, it is highly unlikely that the total interest cost on a long term loan such as 30 year mortgage will be any greater than 1/4 of the loan amount. - correct answer False
In a typical fixed rate, fully amortized loan, such as a 30 year mortgage, the portion of the payment that is applied to the principal _________ slightly with each payment and the portion of the payment that is applied to interest _________ slightly with each payment. - correct answer increases, decreases