Chapter 14 Flashcards

1
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Two interest rates are said to be equivalent if

A

for the same amount borrowed, over the same period of time, the same amount is owed at the end of the period of time.

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2
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Define nominal rate of interest

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rate quoted per year. Equivalent to interest rate per compounding period multiplied by the number of compounding periods.

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3
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The amortization period is used to calculate __ __ __ ___ ___ ___.

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the size of the required payments

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4
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When comparing interest rates to one another, it is necessary to compare rates that have the ___ frequency of compounding in order to accurately assess the cost of borrowing.

A

same frequency

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5
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Define annual effective rate

A

j1 is an annual interest rate compounded once a year

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6
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When is the OSB of a loan the greatest?

A

at the time the loan is created

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7
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Consider a fully amortized loan. If the periodic payments are rounded up to the next higher dollar, how will this affect the size of the final payment?

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rounding up payments allows the borrower to pay off the loan faster, and pay less interest in total. The final payment will become smaller.

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8
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When a monthly payment is divided in half and paid every two weeks, it is known as a …

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biweekly accelerated payment

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9
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With constant payment mortgage loans, a large portion of each of the early payments is allocated to the payment of ___.

A

interest

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10
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What is OSB?

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the amount of principal owing to the lender at a specific point in time.

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