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konstantin123 [22]
3 years ago
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Henry wants to avoid interest capitalization on his $7,800 unsubsidized Stafford loan. Henry will graduate in four years, and th

e loan has a duration of ten years. The loan has an interest rate of 5. 6%, compounded monthly. How much must Henry pay every month to avoid interest capitalization? a. $14. 56 b. $43. 68 c. $36. 40 d. $31. 20.
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Zinaida [17]3 years ago
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The correct statement is that Henry must pay around $48.68 each month to avoid interest capitalization on his unsubsidized Stafford loan of $7800. So, the correct option is B.

The calculation will be done by calculating the amount of interest and dividing such values by the number of months over the period of repayment.

<h3>Calculation of Interest Capitalization </h3>

  • The annuity of education loan will be,

  • \rm Annuity= 7800(1+ \dfrac{0.056}{12})^1^2^x^1^0\\\\\rm Annuity= \$13637.47

  • The interest over such calculation is approximately $5837.47 and hence the payments to be made so that the interest does not capitalize will be,

  • \rm Monthly\ Payments = \dfrac{5837}{120}\\\\\rm Monthly\ Payments = 48.68

Hence, the correct option is B that the monthly payments of $48.68 is to be done to avoid interest capitalization.

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