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goldfiish [28.3K]1 year ago

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Carlin will pay a total of $45,000 for interests if she buys an $85,000 house.

<h3>What is the interest?</h3>

The interest refers to the amount of money Carlin needs to pay to the bank for the loan.

<h3>How is the interest calculated?</h3>

Total interest: Percentage given of the total loan.

Let's assume Carlin buys an $85,000 house.

$85,000 - $20,000 (down payment) = $65,000
$65,000 / 100 x 3.89 = $2528

$2528 would be the annual interest paid for $65,000. However, as Carlin pays her debt the total of money left will decrease and so will do the interest that she pays.

Due to this, the total interest would be approximately $45,000.

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