question archive Let's say we have a 20 year mortgage with an original loan balance of $150,000 at 5% interest rate per year
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Let's say we have a 20 year mortgage with an original loan balance of $150,000 at 5% interest rate per year. How much interest do we pay in the 7th year of the loan? (Paid monthly).

interest paid in 7th year of loan is $5834.30
Step-by-step explanation
Loan amount (PV)=150000
Interest rate =5%
Monthly rate =5%/12=0.004166666667
Number of years =20
Number of months in 20 years (n) =20*12 = 240
equal or Monthly Payment formula = PV* i *((1+i)^n)/((1+i)^n-1)
=150000*0.004166666667*((1+0.004166666667)^240)/(((1+0.004166666667)^240)-1)
=989.9336089
Now using Monthly payment, we will calculate balance outstanding as on year 6 and Year 7. Difference between these will be principal payment. Excess of all payments above Principal payment will be interest payment.
So Monthly payment (P)=989.9336089
No of months remaining after 6 years of repayment(n)= (20-6)*12 =168
Unpaid balance formula (PV)=P *(1-(1/(1+i)^n))/i
=989.9336089*(1-(1/(1+0.004166666667)^168))/0.004166666667
=119431.6068
remaining balance of loan amount as on 6th year end =119431.6068
No of months remaining after 7 years of repayment(n)= (20-7)*12 =156
Unpaid balance formula (PV)=P *(1-(1/(1+i)^n))/i
=989.9336089*(1-(1/(1+0.004166666667)^156))/0.004166666667
=113386.7028
remaining balance of loan amount as on 6th year end =113386.7028
Principal repaid = Balance of loan at 6th year - balance of loan at 7th year
=119431.6068-113386.7028
=6044.904
Interest paid during 7th year = (monthly payment*number of months in a year)-principal repaid
=(989.9336089*12)-6044.904
=5834.299307
So interest paid in 7th year of loan is $5834.30

