deckbuild 0 Report post Posted March 1, 2013 Hi all, sorry if this have been asked before. If let say I take a 30k loan from Maybank for a tenure of 2 years, how do I calculated the monthly payment?http://info.maybank2u.com.sg/site_functions/rates_lending.aspx#renovation Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dandelion1976 5 Report post Posted May 12, 2013 You will need a financial calculator to calculate Monthly Rest Package. Simple Interest (Flat Rate) is simpler. Don't be fool by the low Flat Rate interest, as the effective interest rate is the one that you should used to compare that to Monthly Rest package, many ppl get confused as they are not financially trained and some irresponsible people took advantage of that.Do a search on Google for Monthly Mortgage Calculator, for monthly rest package the calculation is the same.Duration (N) = Number of Monthly RepaymentInterest (i) = Monthly Rest InterestPresent Value = Loan QuantumFuture Value = 0Find PMT Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bepgof 20 Report post Posted May 17, 2013 P6/O lever maths syllabus quite 'hopeless' - cover those useful and uncover those useful like these effective int, PMT...Car loan in Singapore is using 'flat interest rate', which is illegal in the U.S.AMonthly instalment = A+B. The monthly amount is 'fixed' throughout the loan period A= payment towards interestB= payment towards principalInstalment = (P.I.Y) + P/nP= loan amount, $I=interest rate (%)as quoted, not effective interest rateY= total number of year for loann= Yx12 = total number of instalmentMortgage loan payment calculation is called 'Annuity due', or term loan.PV = PMT +PMT((1-(1+r) to power of -(n-1))/r))This one involves 'effective interest rate' = interest is compounded yearly.PV = present value of loan amount, or 'outstanding amount'PMT stands for 'payment' which is monthly instalment amountr= effective interest raten= number of instalmentsWant to know more? PM me with email. Will give some notes (hope you can digest) and a spread sheet s/w which can calculate up till 36 instalment by inputting 3 variables (P, Y, I). You can tell from each instalment, how much go to 'interest payment', 'principal payment' and 'outstanding amount'.... These are 'basic' for financial maths. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kalimantan 6 Report post Posted June 2, 2013 30k loan with tenure of 2 years ...PV = -30000N = 2 (assume yearly) or 2 x 12 = 24 monthsInterest = what did the bank interest rate charge u with ?set p/y and c/y = 12 (because pay monthly installments)Let's assume interest rate is 5%, then monthly PMT as what the forum said is the monthly payment5% = 1316 monthly payment3% = 12891% = 1263Then of course, you can also calculate the total interest paid using Amortization, etcI hope my financial calculator did not bluff me :-) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sweetmint 0 Report post Posted September 10, 2013 Hi deckbuild,I always refer to this easy-to-use loan calculator http://housingloansg.com/hl/calculator.The calculated results match those provided by kalimantan. Cheers! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites