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6.2 Buying Now, Paying Later

6.2 Buying Now, Paying Later
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  • Math Help

    To find the interest in Example 4, note that the loan is for $30,000.

    6% for 72 months

    8% for 72 months

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  • Checkpoint Solution

    If the annual percentage rate is 5%, then your monthly payment is

    If the annual percentage rate is 8%, then your monthly payment is

    The amount you can save on the 5 year loan by having a credit score of 760 or above is

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    Ron Larson (author)1 decade ago |
    When I was younger and had a greater need to borrow. I was always amazed that the people who actually need a loan are the same people who banks are the most resistant to loan money to. Once when I was applying for a loan, I remember the bank officer asking me if I had a savings account. I was thinking "If I had a savings account, why would I be asking for a loan?"
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