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ivann1987 [24]
3 years ago
15

What happens if you pay off an installment loan early​

Business
1 answer:
Yuliya22 [10]3 years ago
4 0

When you pay off an installment loan early you will save money on interest.

The bank charges an interest rate on money that they loan out. When you pay the loan early you do not have to pay the interest on the money for the amount of time left on the loan.

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Dr Rent expense 3,000

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debit               credit                      debit               credit

1,200                                                                      5,000

11,000                                             <u>                        11,000</u>

                      1,200                                               16,000

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9,000

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5,000

                      1,200

<u>                       3,000</u>

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Accounts receivable                     Supplies

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<u>                        5,000</u>                     1,600

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7,400                                                                     1,000

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