$1.$A recently married couple ran up a $$14,684$ credit card balance for wedding expenses. Their credit card charges interest with a $13\mathrm{.}99\%$ annual percentage rate. What monthly payment is required if the couple wants to pay off this debt with $6$ monthly payments over the next $6$ months? Use two decimal place accuracy $($Hint: Y$=6/12)2.$Cindy has a new job offer but will need a new car for the job. After planning a budget, they determine that they can afford to pay at most $$312$ per month for a $6-$year car loan. If an annual percentage. $3.$ After paying a $20\%$ deposit on a $$300,000$ home, David and Kennah finance the rest of the home cost and the closing fees for their home purchase with a $30-$year loan for $$252,249$ that charges an annual percentage rate of $3\mathrm{.}81\%.$ Calculate the total sum of all monthly payments required to pay off this loan. Round to the nearest whole number. rate of $2\mathrm{.}5\%$ is available to finance the car loan, calculate the value of the most expensive car loan that Cindy can afford. Round to the nearest whole number.