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- a) $67,631.83 b) $33,511.96 c) $109,635.81 d) $35,556.87
- $14,066.19
- $15,021.08
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- a) $43,307.02 b) $28,620.00 c) $14,687.02
- $112,179.12
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- a) $26,734.40 b) $11,382.03 c) $49,426.12 d) $27,251.38
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- a) $20,587.31 b) $2,212.69
- a. $2,818.12 b. $481.88
- $9,443.94 if you assume the first withdrawal occurs 10 years and three (3) months from today or $9,685.94 if you assume that the first withdrawal occurs at the 10-year point.
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- a) $140,461.30 b) $8,357.02 c) $110,460.68
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- a) $1,250.01 b) $43.36 c) $117.93 d) $193.00
- $962.21
- $92.02
- n = 15.58 → 16 quarters n = 41.5 → 42 months[ n = 9.72→ 10 weeks n = 18.51→ 19 semi-annual periods
- Payments are indefinite because the withdrawals are less than the interest accumulated for the period.
- 11.2269% compounded monthly
- 6.8381% compounded monthly
- 15.2222% compounded monthly = 16.3305% effective
- $3,816.00 total savings
- n = 24.84→ 25 quarters or 75 months
- $38,933.32
- $51,094.94
- 123 months at $3,750 and one (1) month at a smaller amount
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- a) $860.03 b) $67,097.29 c) $257,998 with the last payment= $849.03 d) $257.998 − 75,000 = $182,998
- 19.7469% effective
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- a) $26,078.85 (rounded up) b) $14,700.73 c) $282,636.43 d):
Pmt# Amount Interest Principal Balance 0 $325,000.00 1 $26,078.85 $16,250.00 $9,828.85 315,171.15 2 26,078.85 15,758.56 10,320.29 304,850.85 3 26,078.85 15,242.54 10,836.31 294,014.55 4 26,078.85 14,700.73 11,378.12 282,636.43 -
- a) 82 full payments and one (1) smaller payment b) $2,266.47 c) $1,058.99 d) 44.4% e) $79,066.47
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- a) PV of monthly payments= $1,007,279.88 which is more than the $1 million cash payment. Choose the payments. b) PV of monthly payments= $991,342.82 which is less than the $1 million cash payment. Choose the $1 million cash payment.
- PV = $18,794.90; FV = $46,021.60
- PV = $52,476.38; FV = $182,913.49
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- a) $8,477.78 b) $10,800.00 c) $2,322.22
- $47,360.41
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- a) $2,100.12 b) $10,800.00 c) $2,322.22
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- a) 11.9930% b) compounded monthly = 12.6747% effective
- 16.1008% compounded quarterly
- $617.43
- n = 185.9986 → 186 monthly payments (15 years and 6 months)
- $7,477.38, assuming that the first payment occurs at year two
- $5,673.21, assuming that the first payment occurs at 12 months
- $795.49 with first payment at year eight
- $29,439.84, assuming that there are eight years of payments (for example, n = 32)
- $235,294.12
- $545,454.55
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- a) $217.86 b) $221.35
- $557.06
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- a) $6,264.61 b) $7,200.00 c) $935.39
- $173,428.57
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- a) $26,370.83 b) $10,370.83
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- a) $676.16 (rounded up) b) $46,036.44 c) $162,261.81 with the last payment= $659.57 d) $162,261.81 − $48,600 = $113,661.81
- $50,447.62
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- a) $608.72 (rounded up) b) $61,465.87 c) $182,606.20 d) $107,606.20
- $112,175.55
- $5.5 years, $8,450 interest earned
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- a) 5 years b) $2,761.02
- 11 years
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- a) 40 years and $192,040 of interest b) b. You never will, since the payment only covers the interest.
- $27,402.55
- $1,766.18
- $66,820.18
- $152,996.91
- $48,752.43
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- a) $4,143.48 b) $1,206.71−$1,000 = $206.71 per month
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- a) $1,692.10 b) $1,692.10 ×120 − $200 × 240 = $155,052
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- a) $66/month b) $2,250 × 180− $66 ×540 = $369,360
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- a) $695.09 b) $50,000 − $695.09 × 60 = $8,294.60
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- a) $48,559.18 b) $2,500 × 60 − $48,559.18 = $101,440.82
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- a) $25,000 b) $27,000
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- a) $50,583.41 b) $918.93 per month
- $720.87
- $1,000
- $1,000,000
- $25,000
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- a) $50.00/share b) a loss of $18.75/share
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- a) $6,500 b) Gain of $1,500.
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- a) The PV of the $7,000 perpetual payment is $1,400,000, so $1,500,000 today is better b) $7,500 per month forever
- $496.74 per month
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- a) i. $706.23/month ii. $688.03/month b) $873.60
- $150,000 less
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- a) $6,600 b) $3,400 gain
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- a) i. 1% per month ii. 0.975879417% per month b) $2,000 for the 1st month 1% per month and only $1951.76 using 0.975879417% per month.
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Period Payment PMT Interest INT Principal Paid-PRN Balance Owing-BAL 0 $1,200.00 1 $350 $12.00 $338.00 862.00 2 350 8.62 341.38 520.62 3 350 5.21 344.79 175.83 4 175.83 + 1.76 = $177.59 1.76 175.83 0 TOTAL $27.59 $1,200.00 Final payment is $350−$172.42 = $177.58 using the calculator (slight difference due to rounding).
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- a) 1240.74 → $1241.00/month b) n = 239.8969885 c) 1st month: $332.35 principal, $908.65 interest 60th month: $459.53 principal, $781.47 interest d) Principal paid off= $4,111.26: Interest is $10,780.74 e) e. $8,502.60/ $165,000 = 5.153% f) Principal paid off= $23,554.39: Interest is $50,905.61 g) Principal paid off= $5,351.30: Interest is $9,540.70 h) Would need $141,445.61 to pay it all off i) $1,113.48
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- a) $196,200 rounded b) $1,341.82 → $1,342/month c) $62,591.48 d) $177,071.48 e) $1,154.254 – $1,155/month f) $813.47
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- a) 137,283.97…, $137,300 (rounded) b) $895.95 …, $896/month c) $26,478.31 d) $5,777.69/$123,000 = 4.697% e) $8,683.64 f) 939.527 …, $940/month; The balance outstanding is $107,222.31 g) $545.58
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- a) $1,920.00 per month b) 447.8742287/26 = 17.2259 years, so save 25 years – 17.23 years = 7.77 years The interest savings is: $1,920 × 300- $960 × 447.8742287 = $146,041
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- a) $3,000 (n = 299.8201542) b) $2,430.53 c) $29,143.82 d) $77,273.24 ($452,806.23 −$375,532.99) e) $2,982 f) $2,737.26
- $519,290.79, $519,300
- a) $3,205 (n = 299.8729184) b) 6.056% ($31,492.35/$520,000) c) $26,748.44 d) $14,419.50 e) $3,410 f) $3,297.03
- $76,785.12 ($421,860.24- $345,075.12)
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- a) $550 b) $5875
- 13.58942%
- $36,994.34
- 30 months
- $5,100
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- a.) $21,000 b.) $2,801.84
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- a.) $3,780 b.) $1,756
- j2 = 9.38064%
- $181,818.18
- $225,394.44
- $24,271.84
- $26.75/share
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- a.) $1,177.37 b.) $428,073.40
- a) $271.00/month b) $ 139,186.53
- $238,086.11
- 150 months or 12.5 years
- $500/month
- $177,755.87
- $30,723.99
- $136,300.67
- $44,449.82
- $19,855.69
- $352.39/month
- $188,830.07
- Month-end: $302,244.75 Year-end: $290,846.96 $11,397.79 more
- $223,904.53
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