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Sunday, December 26, 2010

Site to check Computer Peripherals price at Chennai

 

Here is the link to check the Computer Peripherals price at Chennai.

http://www.deltapage.com/list/index.html

http://www.deltapage.com/index.php

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Flat vs Diminishing Rate

How the interest rates are calculated in banks? Broadly speaking there are two types of Interest rates available in the banking sector.

1. Flat Interest rate

2. Diminishing Interest rate

Flat Interest rate:

An interest charge on the full amount of a loan throughout its entire term is known as Flat Interest rate.

For Example:

Take the following case

  • Loan amount: Rs.100000
  • Flat Int Rate: 10%
  • EMI: Rs.2500
  • Interest monthly outgo: 833.33
  • Principal Monthly outgo: 1666.67
  • Interest yearly out go: 10000
  • Principal Yearly out go: 20000

Following table depicts the interest out go and the Rate of Interest actually they charge.

Year Opening principal Interest outgo Principal outgo Closing principal Rate of Interest (in %)
Ist year 100000 10000 20000 80000 10
IInd year 80000 10000 20000 60000 12.5
IIIrd year 60000 10000 20000 40000 16.67
IVth year 40000 10000 20000 20000 25
Vth year 20000 10000 20000 Nil 50
Total   50000 100000   114.17%

So the actual amount we end up paying would be Rs.150000. So the actual interest rate charged is 22.83% (114.17/5)

Diminishing Rate of Interest:

Under Diminishing rate of interest the repayment is deducted (say every month) from the loan and the interest is charged only on the balance principal.

For Example: if instead of 10% p.a. flat rate (in the above example), interest is charged at 10% p.a. Diminishing balance rate, EMI amount would be Rs 2,124.70. You would pay Rs 833.33 as interest in the first month and Rs 1,291.37 (2,124.70 – 833.33) would be Principal Repayment. For next month interest will be charged only on reduced principal, i.e. 100,000 less 1,291.37 = 98,708.63. Interest for second month would be Rs 822.57 (98,708.63 * 10% / 12) and principal repayment would be Rs 1,302.13 (2,124.70 – 822.57). Thus over the tenure of the loan, you would end up paying Rs 127,482 (2,124.70 * 12 * 5).

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