In: Economics
Assume that 25 years ago your dad invested $360,000, plus $38,000 in years 2 through 5, and $50,000 per year from year 6 on.
At a very good interest rate of 13% per year, determine the CC value.
The CC value is determined to be $ .
Formula to compute CC = A/i
A = series of equal consecutive payments made
i = interest rate
Firstly, we will compute present worth at 0 period as under:
PW = $360000 (P/F,13%,1) + $38000 (P/A,13%,4) (P/F,13%,1) +
$50000 (P/A,13%,20) (P/F,13%,5)
= $360000 (0.88496) + $38000 (2.97447) (0.88496) + $50000 (7.02475)
(0.54276)
= $318585.60 + $ 100026.90 + $190637.67
= $609250.17
Now compute AW from present worth as under:
AW = P (A/P,13%,25)
= $609250.17 (0.13643)
= $83120
CC = A/i
= $83120 / 13%
= $639384.62