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1) first loan, 100000. I've made 26 payments of 2887, total of 75062. Repayment amount is 34289. 75062 + 34289 = 109351 (total cost of prepaid loan). If I continue payment schedule (9 payments), I pay 101045.
2) second loan, 100000. I've made 17 payments of 2887, total of 49079. Repayment amount is 50998. 49079+50998=100077 (total cost of prepaid loan). If I continue payment schedule (18 payments), I pay 101045.
3) third loan, 10000. I've made 14 payments of 290, total of 4060. Repayment amount is 5942. 4060+5942=10002 (total cost or prepaid loan). If I continue payment schedule (21 payments), I pay 10150.
The above assumes simple interest, not compound interest. Why this the difference in the 100k loans, I do not know.