HELP
Rachel has developed a plan to start paying off her credit card debt, and has stopped making purchases with her credit card. She has a credit card balance of $1,230. Her card has an APR of 13.24%, compounded monthly, and has a minimum monthly payment of 3.12% of the total balance, which is calculated after the monthly interest. Rachel has decided to pay off her debt by making identical monthly payments over a period of two years. If she starts this month, how much greater will her first payment be than the minimum payment required? (Round final answer to the nearest dollar.)
Hint:
1st, Use the formula where P = PV *( i / [1 - (1 + i)^-n]) (watch slide 3 in instructional video to see the formula in an example) to calculate her monthly payment for the next 2 years.
2nd, find the minimum monthly credit card payment.
3rd, Find the difference between what you found in the 1st step and 2nd step, and that is how much greater her payment will be than the minimum monthly payment.
a.
$17
b.
$14
c.
$19
d.
$20
Please select the best answer from the choices provided