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To calculate the annual interest rate of 18 percent per month, you first need to multiply the monthly rate by 12 to get the annual rate. So, 18 percent per month would be 18% x 12 = 216% per year. This means that the interest accrued annually would be 216% of the initial amount borrowed or invested.
Most mortgage payments can be calculated using this formula. Some mortgages are different based on specific agreements with a bank.This formula is complicated due to ""compounding interest"".Let's define ""i"" as your interest rate divided by 12(one month's interest). ""m"" as the number of months until your loan is payed off. ""l"" as the principle(loan amount without interest).Your mortgage payment = l x [(i(1+i)m] / [(1+i)m-1]That is,The principle multiplied by one month's interest times the quantity 1 plus one month's interest times the number of months until the loan is paid, divided by the quantity 1 plus the monthly interest times the quantity of the number of months til the loan is paid minus 1.
Monthly average balance is the sum of daily balances in a month divided by the number of days in that month.
A month is not a fixed number of days, and calendar months vary in length. But the average is about 30.4, making 10 months about 304 days.
Multiply the monthly payment you are required to pay by the percentage interest you are paying. This will give you the amount of your loan each month that goes toward interest. Subtract this number from the total monthly payment for your amount of principle.