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<calculator> <vos> <common> <AssumptionText type="cdata"><![CDATA[ <p><b><font size="+1"> Calculator Information</font></b></p> <p> The Loan Repayments Calculator gives an indication of the type of repayment required and the total interest payable, at the frequency requested, in respect of the loan parameters entered, namely amount, term and interest rate.</p> <div class="ic-hrline"> </div> <p><b><font size="+1">Calculator Assumptions</font></b></p> <strong>Length of Month</strong><br /> <p> AC Property term home loans have 12 equal monthly repayments in one year.</p> <strong>Fortnightly and Weekly Payments</strong> <p> AC Property allows you to pay half your monthly repayment every fortnight, or one quarter of your monthly repayment every week. If you elect to make fortnightly or weekly loan repayments, this means that over a year you would make one extra monthly repayment and your Loan Term would shorten.</p> <strong>Rounding of Amount of Each Repayment</strong> <p> In practice, repayments are rounded to at least the nearer cent. However the calculator uses the unrounded repayment to derive the amount of interest payable at points along the graph and in total over the full term of the loan. This assumption allows for a smooth graph and equal repayment amounts. Note that the final repayment after the increase in repayment amount will be a partial repayment as required to reduce the loan balance to zero.</p> <strong>Rounding of Time Saved</strong> <p> The time saved is presented as a number of years and months, for all available repayment frequency options, namely monthly, fortnightly & weekly. This is rounded down to the next lower month and hence is slightly conservative.</p> <strong>Amount of Interest Saved</strong> <p> In contrast to the calculation of time saved, the calculation of the amount of interest saved is not rounded and is shown to full accuracy including the number of cents. This amount can only be approximated from the amount of time saved.</p> ]]></AssumptionText> <Footer type="cdata"><![CDATA[<p>Note: The results from this calculator should be used as an indication only. Results do not represent either quotes or pre-qualifications for the product. Individual institutions apply different formulas. Information such as interest rates quoted and default figures used in the assumptions are subject to change. Calculator © InfoChoice 2013</p> <strong>Interest-based repayments</strong> <p> AC Property Bank’s interest based repayment are calculated as follows: </p> <ul style="padding-left: 12px;"> <li>Taking the interest rate specified in your repayment notice <ul style="padding-left: 10px;"> <li>Calculating one year’s interest charges at that rate on the balance owing on your loan account on the later of:</li> <li>the start of the period during which the <i>interest based repayments</i> are payable;</li> <li>the date we last changed your interest rate;</li> <li>the date we last agreed with you to vary your repayment amount;</li> </ul> </li> <li>we divide that amount by 12; and</li> <li>we add any monthly administration fee.</li> </ul> <p>The interest based repayment amount does not vary according to the number of days in the relevant month. In the shorter months, the repayment amount may be greater than the actual interest accrued (which is calculated on a daily basis, so the excess reduces the balance owing on your loan account by a small amount). In the longer months, the repayment amount may be slightly less than the actual interest accrued (the small amount of accrued but unpaid interest is therefore added to the balance owing on your loan account and is capitalised). This means that the balance owing on your loan account fluctuates by small amounts each month.</p> ]]></Footer> </common> <loanRepayments> <LoanTerm type="num" default="25" min="1" max="30" /> </loanRepayments> </vos> <components> <RepaymentType value="Principal & Interest,Interest Based" selectedvalue="principalinterest" /> <LoanType type="list" value="Variable,Fixed" selectedvalue="variable" /> <CustomCalculationEnabled value="true" /> </components> </calculator>
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