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Homework answers / question archive / 1) Which amount is worth more at 14 percent, compounded annually: $1,000 in hand today or $2,000 due in 6 years or 5000$ due in 10 years? Explain your answer? 2) While you were a student in college, you borrowed $18,000 in student loans at an interest rate of 3 percent, compounded annually

1) Which amount is worth more at 14 percent, compounded annually: $1,000 in hand today or $2,000 due in 6 years or 5000$ due in 10 years? Explain your answer? 2) While you were a student in college, you borrowed $18,000 in student loans at an interest rate of 3 percent, compounded annually

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1) Which amount is worth more at 14 percent, compounded annually: $1,000 in hand today or $2,000 due in 6 years or 5000$ due in 10 years? Explain your answer?

2) While you were a student in college, you borrowed $18,000 in student loans at an interest rate of 3 percent, compounded annually.   If you repay $1,500 per year, how long, to the nearest year, will it take you to repay the loan?

3) Your client is 40 years old and wants to begin saving for retirement. You advise the client to put $6,000 a year into the stock market. You estimate that the market’s return will be, on average, 12 percent a year. Assume the investment will be made at the end of each year. A) If the client follows your advice, how much will she have by age 65? B) if your client wants to have a pension salary ( retirement salary ) by age 65 and forever , how much the yearly salary is, assuming that the interest rate at that date = 5% ?

4) Adams Company bought a piece of land in 1981 for $200,000. By 2005, its value had increased to $1,582,200. Find the annual rate of appreciation during this period.

5) Your employer has promised to give you a $5,000 bonus after you have been working for him for 10 years. What is the present value of this bonus if the proper discount rate is 12%?

6) A downtown bank is advertising that if you deposit $1,000 with them, and leave it there for 60 months, you can get $1801 back at the end of this period. Assuming quarterly base compounding, what is the annual rate of interest paid by the bank?

7) Cincinnati Company has decided to put $30,000 per quarter in a pension fund. The fund will earn interest at the rate of 8% per year, compounded quarterly. Find the amount available in this fund after 10 years.

8) What is the effective interest rate for one dollar invested in the bank at 9% nominal annual rate compounded at daily basis ( use 365 days in a year )?

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1).We need to find present value of all amounts under 3 options.

PV of $ 1000 in hand today is = $ 1000

PV of $ 2000 due in 6 years is = 2000/(1+0.14)^6

= 2000*0.4556 = $ 911

PV of $ 5000 due in 10 years is, = 5000/(1+0.14)^10 = 5000*0.2697= $1348.5

We can see that $ 5000 due in 10 years has more value today than remaining all

It is because $ 1000 today if compounded for 10 years at 14% , it becomes 1.14^10 = 3.707 times the original amount after 10 years ...which means it becomes $ 3707

And if $ 2000 due in 6 years compounded for remaining 4 years...it will become 1.14^4 = 1.6889 times the original amount after 10 years..which means it becomes 3378 after 19 years...Both are less than $ 5000

2).Equal Annual installment payable for each year can be found uisng present value of annuity factor....

Equal installment = present value of loan/ PVAF

1500 = 18,000/PVAF(3%,n)

PVAF(3%,n) = 12

We can find the n value in PVAF table by searching for PVAF of 12 in 3% interest column for matching year.

We can see that the PVAF value of 12 lies between 15 and 16 years.

So it takes nearly 16 years to repay the loan.

3).A.The client invests $ 6000 at the end of each until he attains age of 65 ...which means for 25 years he invest $6000 each year.

The amount he will get at his age of 65 can be found using future value of annuity factor

Future value = annual payment* FVAF(12%,25)

= 6000* 133.3339

= $800,003.4

He will get $ 800,003.4 at his age of 65 years

B.We can see that by investing $6000 each year ,he had $ 800,003.4 at his age of 65.

Now instead of withdrawal ,he wants yearly pension. Yearly pension amount can be found using present value of perpetuity formula.

Present value of perpetuity = cash flow per period/ interest rate per period

$ 800,003.4 = yearly pension/ 0.05

Yearly pension = 800,003.4*0.05

= $ 40,000.17

4).Land value in 1981 = $ 200,000

Land value in 2005 = $ 1,582,200

In 15 years ( it is assumed land valued at end of 2005) the land value increased by $1,382,200

We can find annual appreciation rate by using compound interest formula

Amount = principal * (1+r)^n

1,582,200 = 200,000*(1+r)^15

(1+r)^15 = 7.911

1+r = 7.911^(1/15)

1+r = 1.14784

r = 0.14784 or 14.78%

Annual appreciation rate is 14.78%

If we assumed land valued at beginning of 2005 ,total holding period of land is 14 years only.

Then

(1+r)^14 = 7.911

1+r = 7.911^(1/14)

1+r = 1.1592

r = 0.1592 or 15.92%

Annual appreciation rate is 15.92%

5) Present value of bonus that will be received after 10 years can be calculated as below,

Present value = future value/(1+r)^n

= 5000/(1+0.12)^10

= $ 1610

Present value of bonus is $ 1610

6) We can use compound interest formula to caluculate annual rate.

Amount = principal * (1+r)^n

Where r is interest per period which in our problem is per quarter

n is number of times compounded( since it is compounded for each quarter i.e each 3 months, then in total 60 months it will be compounded 20 times)

  1801 = 1000(1+r)^20

(1+r)^20 = 1.801

1+r = 1.02985406

r = 0.02985406

The above interest is per quarter....

Annual interest rate = 0.02985406*4 = 0.1194 or 11.94%

7) We can find amount after 10 years using future value of annuity formula.Since amount of $ 30,000 deposited each quarter.

Interest rate per quarter = 0.08/4 = 0.02

Number of periods it is compounded = 10*4 =40

Future value = cash flow per period* FVAF(2%,40)

= 30,000* 60.40198

= $ 1,812,059.4

Amount in the fund after 10 years is $ 1,812,059

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