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    Excuse me if this is a silly question however i was just wondering how to work out repayments for an IO loan was the following

    Pricipal X Interest Rate / Term

    i am only looking at getting a rough figure to help with my costings thats all not a definate answer.

    therefore using the above formula as an example.

    $100000 X 7.00% / 20 years would be a $350 monthly repayment. is this correct or am i totally wronng.

    thanks noxford

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    $100,000- x 7% divide by 12 = $583.33

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    cool thanks kwilko too easy

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    Hi Noxford,
    Also keep in mind, the term of the loan has no bearing when calculating interest only repayments, cheers.

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    yep thanks steven thought i was going wrong somewhere thanks again to both of you for your prompy relpies

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