Sample problems Solutions sections 2.3 & 2.4., Lecture notes of Financial Accounting

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Sample problems Solutions sections 2.3 & 2.4.
1) Your company estimates it will have to replace a piece of equipment at a
cost of $800,000 in 5 years. To do this a sinking fund is established by
making equal monthly payments into an account paying 6.6% compounded
monthly. How much should each payment be? ($11,290.42)
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P = $11,290.42
2) Betty deposits $2000 annually into a Roth IRA that earns 6.85%
compounded annually. Due to a change in employment, these deposits stop
after 10 years, but the account continues to earn interest until Betty
retires 25 years after the last deposit is made. How much is in the account
when Betty retires? ($143,785.10)
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Sample problems Solutions sections 2.3 & 2.4.

  1. Your company estimates it will have to replace a piece of equipment at a

cost of $800,000 in 5 years. To do this a sinking fund is established by

making equal monthly payments into an account paying 6.6% compounded

monthly. How much should each payment be? ($11,290.42)

60

mt

r

P P

m

A

r

m

= โ‡’ = solving for P gives

P = $11,290.

  1. Betty deposits $2000 annually into a Roth IRA that earns 6.85%

compounded annually. Due to a change in employment, these deposits stop

after 10 years, but the account continues to earn interest until Betty

retires 25 years after the last deposit is made. How much is in the account

when Betty retires? ($143,785.10)

First determine the accumulation from the periodic deposits:

mt

r P m S r m

โŽœ +^ โˆ’ โŽŸ

( (^ ) )

10

=. Now this amount earns

interest for 25 years compounded annually:

25

mt

r

A P

m

  1. You make monthly deposits of $100 into an annuity and after 30 years

wish to accumulate $160,000. What annual rate compounded monthly will be

required to do this? (0.083480405763)

Here in

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โŽœ +^ โˆ’ โŽŸ

= we sill solve for r:

360

r

r

r

โŽœ +^ โˆ’ โŽŸ

  1. You desire to save $200,000 for retirement. You can afford to save

$125 a month into a mutual fund that averages7.75% compounded monthly.

How many years will be needed to do this? (31.426831333098)

We need to solve

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= for t.

12

t

t

โŽœ +^ โˆ’ โŽŸ

  1. You decide to buy a TV set for $800 and agree to pay for it with 18 equal

monthly payments at 1.5% interest per month on the unpaid balance. How

much are your payments? ($51.05) What is the total interest paid? ($118.90)

Here we use the present value of an annuity formula:

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18

P

P

โˆ’

โŽ› โŽž โŽ› โŽž

โŽœ โˆ’^ + โŽŸ

The total interest is the total paid โ€“ initial cost: 18(51.05)-800 = 118.90.

Determine the total interest paid for the loan in part (a) ($182,710.40) and

(b) ($82,382).

Interest (a): 993.64(360) โ€“ 175000 = 182710.40.

Interest for (b): 1429.90(180)-175000 = 82382.

Suppose you have financed your home for 30 years. How much is the unpaid

balance after making payments for 20 years? ($91,557.55)

This unpaid balance forms another annuity. The present value of this annuity will

be the amount owed after making the 240

th payment.

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โŽœ โˆ’^ + โŽŸ

120

V

โˆ’ โŽ› โŽž โŽ› โŽž

โŽœ โˆ’^ + โŽŸ

Suppose before making the first payment you receive a raise and can pay an

extra $150 each month (30 year loan). How long will it take to pay off the

mortgage? (22.022274711642 years)

Instead of the regular payment of 993.64 we can pay 1143.64. Solving for t gives t

= 22.022274711642 years.

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โŽœ โŽŸ โŽ โŽ  โŽ โŽ 

= โ‡’

12

โˆ’ t

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โŽœ โŽŸ โŽ โŽ  โŽ โŽ 

=.

  1. At the time of retirement, a couple has $200,000 in an account that pays

8.4% compounded monthly. If they decide to withdraw equal monthly

payments for 10 years, at the end of which time the account will have zero

balance, how much should they withdraw each month? ($2469.04)

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120

P

P

โˆ’

โŽ› โŽž โŽ› โŽž

โŽœ โˆ’^ + โŽŸ

  1. Two twins Lauren & Mallory both will save $2000 at 12% compounded

annually. Mallory begins at age 20 and deposits $2000 a year till age 29, for

a total of 10 deposits, then does nothing till retirement at age 65 (36 years).

How much will Mallory have at age 65? Lauren begins at age 29 depositing $

a year until retirement at age 65 (37 deposits). How much will Lauren have at

retirement? (Mallory: $2,075,509.03) (Lauren: $1,087,197.38).

Mallory: First determine the accumulation of the 10 deposits.

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10

= then this is compounded annually for

36 years โ‡’ A = 35097.47(1 + 0.12)

36

= 2,075,509.03.

Lauren:

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( (^ ) )

37

And Lauren willnever catch Mallory.

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