Interest and Loan Concepts
Unit 3 focuses on interest and loan concepts covered in your reading of Chapter 11: “Simple Interest and Simple Discounts.”
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$30,000 + $300 = $30,300
$30,300 – $10,000 = $20,300
New principal after payment and interest in $20,300
b) How much did you pay at the end of the loan overall? How does this differ from how much you would have paid overall had you not made a payment of $10,000 after 45 days?
The total loan amount with interest was $30,250.75. By paying the $10000 45 days in advance I was able to save $49.25. If I did not pay any in advance I would of paid $30,300 total.
Question 4: (10 Points)
Find the bank discount and proceeds using ordinary interest on an unsecured promissory note made to Leslie Smith for $12,000 at 7% annual simple interest from June 15 to September 15 for this year. Use the steps below to find your answers.
a) Explain the difference between a simple interest note and a simple discount note.
A simple interest note requires the borrower to pay back the maturity value (MV) plus the interest at a pre-determined time. The interest is calculated monthly based off the principal amount. Whereas, a simple discount note’s interest is deducted in advance and its face value will be equal to its maturity