QUOTE(flyingteeku @ Mar 27 2014, 04:27 PM)
i still don't get it...
Let's say if we take 10,000 and pay interest rate of 3% = 300,
So, we are only charge total 10,300. For 12 months, 10,300/12 = 858.33
So, after 12 months, we only pay additional 300 only which is 3%...how to get 5.49%?
it's easy to understand...Let's say if we take 10,000 and pay interest rate of 3% = 300,
So, we are only charge total 10,300. For 12 months, 10,300/12 = 858.33
So, after 12 months, we only pay additional 300 only which is 3%...how to get 5.49%?
when you take and put rm10k in yearly fd, you can't touch the money until it mature 12 months later.
but you need to pay monthly installment of 858.33 every month = how do you get the money to pay?
if you have the additional money to pay the monthly installment, you don't even need to take the loan in the first place.
and if you take and put the rm10k in monthly fd, yes, the fd will mature monthly, so you can use the money to pay the monthly installment every month.
but as you pay the installment every month, your principal rm10k will be getting smaller every month, eventually you will unable to generate the same profit to pay off the fixed interest rate which was charged on the principal rm10k.
Mar 27 2014, 09:04 PM

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