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Investment Analysis

Course: CS 1405, Spring 2011
School: Tyler College
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Cycling Author Date Purpose Your Bent name goes here Current Date To analyze different investment and loan scenarios Bent Cycling Savings Proposals Bent Cycling 4/6/2010 Prepared: 04/06/2010 Investment Analysis Calculate Monthly Payment (PMT) Investment Goal (FV) Months (NPER) Initial Investment (PV) Rate per Month (RATE) Initial Investment (PV) ($400,000) ($400,000) ($400,000) ($590,493) ($400,000)...

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Cycling Author Date Purpose Your Bent name goes here Current Date To analyze different investment and loan scenarios Bent Cycling Savings Proposals Bent Cycling 4/6/2010 Prepared: 04/06/2010 Investment Analysis Calculate Monthly Payment (PMT) Investment Goal (FV) Months (NPER) Initial Investment (PV) Rate per Month (RATE) Initial Investment (PV) ($400,000) ($400,000) ($400,000) ($590,493) ($400,000) Investment Goal (FV) $1,200,000 $993,780 $1,200,000 $1,200,000 $1,200,000 Annual Months Rate per Months Monthly Payment Rate per Year Month (RATE) (NPER) Years (PMT) 5.30% 12 0.44% 18 1.5 ($41,033) 5.30% 12 0.44% 18 1.5 ($30,000) 5.30% 12 0.44% 23.9317 1.99431 ($30,000) 5.30% 12 0.44% 18 1.5 ($30,000) 22.95% 12 1.91% 18 1.5 ($30,000) Bent Cycling Loan Proposal 4/6/2010 Bent Cycling Prepared: 04/06/2010 Loan Schedule Loan (PV) Annual Rate $1,200,000 9.50% Quarters per Year Rate per Quarter (RATE) Quarters (NPER) 4 2.38% 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Remaining Principal $1,200,000 $1,152,429 $1,103,729 $1,053,872 $1,002,831 $950,578 $897,083 $842,318 $786,253 $728,856 $670,096 $609,940 $548,355 $485,308 $420,764 $354,686 $287,039 $217,786 $146,888 $74,306 Interest Payment ($28,500) ($27,370) ($26,214) ($25,029) ($23,817) ($22,576) ($21,306) ($20,005) ($18,674) ($17,310) ($15,915) ($14,486) ($13,023) ($11,526) ($9,993) ($8,424) ($6,817) ($5,172) ($3,489) ($1,765) 1 ($107,113) ($197,169) ($304,282) 2 ($87,704) ($216,578) ($304,282) Year 3 ($66,385) ($237,898) ($304,282) 20 Quarterly Payment (PMT) Years 5 ($76,071) Amortization Schedule Year Quarter 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 Yearly Payments Interest Principal Total Principal Payment Total Payment ($47,571) ($76,071) ($48,700) ($76,071) ($49,857) ($76,071) ($51,041) ($76,071) ($52,253) ($76,071) ($53,494) ($76,071) ($54,765) ($76,071) ($56,066) ($76,071) ($57,397) ($76,071) ($58,760) ($76,071) ($60,156) ($76,071) ($61,585) ($76,071) ($63,047) ($76,071) ($64,545) ($76,071) ($66,077) ($76,071) ($67,647) ($76,071) ($69,253) ($76,071) ($70,898) ($76,071) ($72,582) ($76,071) ($74,306) ($76,071) 4 ($42,966) ($261,316) ($304,282) 5 ($17,243) ($287,039) ($304,282) Total ($321,412) ($1,200,000) ($1,521,412)
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