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A bank offers you a $1M loan with an IRR of 4% (i.e. the bank makes a return of 4% on the loan). The bank requires you to repay the loan in 14 equal annual installments, starting next year.(a) What is the annual payment on the loan, to the nearest dollar

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Answer:

$94,669 approx

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: Amount of Loan = $1 million

Internal Rate of Return = 4%

Period = 14 years

Assumption: It has been assumed this being a case of deferred annuity wherein annual installments are payable at the end.

Equated Annual Investment = Borrowed Sum/ Cumulative present value of cash flows for 14 years

Cumulative present value factor at the rate of 4% for 14 years is calculated using the following formula.

=
(1)/((1\ +\ .04)^(1) ) \ +\ (1)/((1\ +\ .04)^(2) ) \ +\ ......+\ (1)/((1\ +\ .04)^(14) ) = 10.5631

Equated Annual Installment = $10,00,000/10.5631

Equated Annual Installment each year = $10,00,000/10.5631 = $94,669 approx.

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