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You are considering an investment by depositing $25,000 to an account today and making monthly contributions of $300 into the account for 10 years. If you want to have $100,000 in the account after 10 years, what annual interest rate must you earn from the account?
If you go ahead with the investment and decide to increase the monthly contribution to $400 after 5 years (deposit $25,000 today, $300 monthly for the first 5 years), how much will you have in the account at the end of 10 years.
First:
Calculator | |
Inputs: | |
PV | (25,000.00) |
PMT | (300.00) |
FV | 100,000.00 |
N | 120 |
Output: | |
I/Y = Period rate | 0.56% |
APR= I/Y *12 | 6.72% |
Annual rate is 6.72%
Second:
Particulars | Initial | First 5 | Next 5 | Total |
Contribution | 25,000 | 300 | 400 | |
× FVF/ FVAF for five years | 1.39803 | 71.07643 | 71.07643 | |
Future value in five years | 34,950.70 | 21,322.93 | 28,430.57 | |
× FVF/ FVAF for another five years | 1.39803 | 1.39803 | ||
Future value in 10 years | 48,862.06 | 29,810.05 | 28,430.57 | 107,102.69 |
Amount in ten years is 107,102.69