Mortgage with amorization period of 25 years BUT Y?

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Ron and Lynda are borrowing $90,000 for a new home, and the discussion centers on why a 25-year amortization period may suit their financial situation. The effectiveness of this period depends on factors such as the interest rate and their monthly payment capability. Participants emphasize that without knowing the interest rate, it's challenging to determine if 25 years is optimal. To assess affordability, one must calculate the monthly payment based on the interest rate and principal. Resources like financial sections of newspapers or the Bank of Canada website can provide current mortgage rates for further analysis.
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Ron and Lynda are purchasing a new home. They will need to borrow $90 000 for the home.

The amortization period which best fits their financial situation is 25 years, Discuss why this might be so?

I have no idea why? They don't give enough information only what Ron and Lyda are borrowing How I supposed to know why 25 years is good for them? Anyone any ideas?
 
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What have you done so far? Do you not like to show work or something?
 
aisha said:
Ron and Lynda are purchasing a new home. They will need to borrow $90 000 for the home.

The amortization period which best fits their financial situation is 25 years, Discuss why this might be so?

I have no idea why? They don't give enough information only what Ron and Lyda are borrowing How I supposed to know why 25 years is good for them? Anyone any ideas?
Whether a 25 year amortization best fits their financial situation depends on more than the principal amount. It depends on the effective interest rate (ie. the nominal rate, the payment period and the compound period). So the question is incomplete.

What they do is work out how much they can afford to pay per month and then determine what the minimum amortization period is that provides a monthly payment of that amount.

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My teacher said to find out the current interest rate then calculate the R value and discuss. Where will I find out the current interest rate? How will I calculate for R which formula will I be using? :redface:
 
aisha said:
My teacher said to find out the current interest rate then calculate the R value and discuss. Where will I find out the current interest rate? How will I calculate for R which formula will I be using? :redface:
Hav e look at the financial section of your newspaper to see what rates are being charged for mortgages. Or go http://www.bankofcanada.ca/en/interest-look.htm .

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