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(a) Number of years to turn 65 = n = 65 - 26 = 39
Amount Invested each Year = P = $7000
Interest Rate = r = 10%
Hence, Future Value = FV = P(1+r)n-1 +....+
P(1+r)2 + P(1+r) + P = P[(1+r)n -1]/r =
7000[(1+0.10)39 -1]/0.10 = $2810134.45
(b) Number of years to turn 70 = n = 70 - 26 = 44
Amount Invested each Year = P = $7000
Interest Rate = r = 10%
Hence, Future Value = FV = P(1+r)n-1 +....+
P(1+r)2 + P(1+r) + P = P[(1+r)n -1]/r =
7000[(1+0.10)44 -1]/0.10 = $4568485.33
(c) Let the annual withdrawals be X
Value of investments = PV = $2810134.45
Number of years = n = 20
Present Value of withdrawals = X/(1+r) + X/(1+r)2 +....+
X/(1+r)n = X[1- (1+r)-n]/r = X[1-
(1+0.10)-20]/0.10
This should be equal to the value of investments
=> X[1- (1+0.10)-20]/0.10 = 2810134.45
=> X = 2810134.45*0.10 / [1- (1+0.10)-20]
=> X = $330077.33
(d) Let the annual withdrawals be X
Value of investments = PV = $4568485.33
Number of years = n = 15
Present Value of withdrawals = X/(1+r) + X/(1+r)2 +....+
X/(1+r)n = X[1- (1+r)-n]/r = X[1-
(1+0.10)-15]/0.10
This should be equal to the value of investments
=> X[1- (1+0.10)-15]/0.10 = 4568485.33
=> X = 4568485.33*0.10 / [1- (1+0.10)-15]
=> X = $600636.02