00:01
What i would do in this problem is first of all the payment should be the same for any amortization schedule.
00:07
So it should still be 4, 18, 15.
00:09
Same number as well as before.
00:14
But then from there, the interest should change.
00:18
And so what i'm doing is taking the previous balance of 62, 69, 38.
00:26
And what i'm going to do is multiply by one plus the rate is 9 .3%, so .093 over 12 because there's 12 months in a year.
00:39
So just a few things.
00:41
You have to move that decimal over twice.
00:44
And the end value is the monthly payment is 12.
00:48
So what do i get there is 62, 69, 38, one plus .093 divided by 12.
00:58
And the new balance would be 63, 17, 97 if i'm rounding correctly.
01:05
But what i need to do is subtract off the previous, well, how about this? let's just subtract off the payment.
01:13
So this payment would be 4, 18, 15.
01:16
And so the new balance, so giving you the balance first, so minus 4, 18, 15 is 58, 99, 82...