ANALYZE: Understanding Amortization
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ANALYZE: UNDERSTANDING AMORTIZATION is an activity designed to help students: (1) Develop an understanding of how a loan is repaid by analyzing an amortization table, (2) Use the repayment schedule for a personal loan for a vacation to see how changes to monthly payments can affect total interest paid and the term of payment.
- Provider
- Next Gen Personal Finance (NGPF)
- Author
- Next Gen Personal Finance
- Price
- Free
- Published / Released Year
- 2018
- Format and Delivery
- Online Accessible
- Resource Type
- Single-Topic Curricula, Lessons
- Target Audience
- High School
- Languages
- English
- Contact Information
- (650) 218-8408
- Jump$tart Standards
- Yes
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