The document compares two amortization methods - the French amortization system (SAF) and the constant amortization system (SAC). SAF uses decreasing payments over time, while SAC uses equal payments. The document provides an example of each method over 6 periods for a principal of 100,000 (SAF) and 129,000 (SAC), showing the amortization and interest amounts for each period. Tables of values for each method are shown out to 105 periods.
The document compares two amortization methods - the French amortization system (SAF) and the constant amortization system (SAC). SAF uses decreasing payments over time, while SAC uses equal payments. The document provides an example of each method over 6 periods for a principal of 100,000 (SAF) and 129,000 (SAC), showing the amortization and interest amounts for each period. Tables of values for each method are shown out to 105 periods.
The document compares two amortization methods - the French amortization system (SAF) and the constant amortization system (SAC). SAF uses decreasing payments over time, while SAC uses equal payments. The document provides an example of each method over 6 periods for a principal of 100,000 (SAF) and 129,000 (SAC), showing the amortization and interest amounts for each period. Tables of values for each method are shown out to 105 periods.
The document compares two amortization methods - the French amortization system (SAF) and the constant amortization system (SAC). SAF uses decreasing payments over time, while SAC uses equal payments. The document provides an example of each method over 6 periods for a principal of 100,000 (SAF) and 129,000 (SAC), showing the amortization and interest amounts for each period. Tables of values for each method are shown out to 105 periods.