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Tina wants to purchase an annuity that should be paid 30 times at the beginning of each year.

Tina wants to purchase an annuity that should be paid 30 times at the beginning of each year. The nominal APR is 6% ,compound monthly and 3% annual inflation rate. If the present value is $60000.Find the first and last payment.
 
 

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This is a growing Annuity due as payment is made at Beginning and present value of growing Annuity due is $60000

Apr (r)= 6%

Number of compounding in year(m) = 12

Effective annual rate = ((1+(r/m))^m)-1

((1+(6%/12) )^12)-1

=0.06167781186

Growth rate that is Inflation rate = 3% or 0.03

Number of payment (n)= 30

Present value of growing Annuity due formula =(first Annuity *(1+i)*(1-((1+g)^n/(1+i)^n))/(i-g)

60000= (p*(1+0.06167781186)*(1-((1+0.03)^30/(1+0.06167781186)^30)))/(0.06167781186 -0.03)

60000/20.00746231 = P

P or first Annuity =2998.881071

So first Annuity is 2998.88

Last. Annuity is paid in 30 Years

Years gap from.1st Annuity (n)= 29

Last Annuity or Future Value Formula = First Annuity or PV*(1+g)^n

=2998.881071*(1+3%)^29

=7067.059689

So first Annuity is 2998.88 and last Annuity is 7067.06

 


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