Blended payments combine equal monthly principal and interest amounts. While they offer predictability, they do result in higher total interest.
For example, a bakery owner takes a $40,000 equipment loan with blended monthly payments of $780 for 5 years. While each payment stays fixed, the split between principal and interest shifts — early payments are mostly interest, while later ones chip away more at the principal.
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