I get you loud and clear,mozenrat,but your analysis on interest is based on the flawed notion. that the guy in the sacco is essentially borrowing 200,000/- plus his 100,000/-,whilst the bank fellow borrows a full 300,000/-.
The fact is they are all flat borrows of 300,000/-,at the relative interest rates of 12% and 18%,you should view the sacco fellow as follows,assuming they both have 100K under mattress.
Interest Basis Alone (Sacco)
Loan amount 300,000.00/-
Initial Investment (From Mattress 100,000.00/-
Net Gain 200,000.00/-
Net Interest 3years 12% reducing balance on 300,000 58,714.55/-
Total Payback 358,714.55/-
Net Asset gain at the end of Loan period
Shares at the Sacco 100,000.00/-
Loan from Sacco 300,000.00/-
Total Standing after 3yrs 400,000.00/-
Less Interest 58,714.55/-
Less Initial Investment 100,000.00/-
Net Gain 241,285.45
Hence 12% Interest applies to an actual grant of 300,000/-,just like the bank,but at 12%.
Interest Basis Alone (Bank)
Loan amount 300,000.00/-
Initial Investment (From Mattress 100,000.00/-
Net Gain 400,000.00/-
Net Interest 3years 18% reducing balance on 300,000 90,445.87
Total Payback 390,445.87
Net Asset gain at the end of Loan period
Mattress Money 100,000.00/-
Loan from Bank 300,000.00/-
Total Standing after 3yrs 400,000.00/-
Less Interest 90,445.55/-
Less Initial Investment 100,000.00/-
Net Gain 209,544.45
A whopping 32,000/- more,I used your calculator
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