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The term of the annuity certain is increased to 30 years, along with an appropriate adjustment...

The term of the annuity certain is increased to 30 years, along with an appropriate adjustment to the claims paid for the premium of $500,000 to ensure the Actual Reserves at Year 30 are zero. Calculate the Actual Reserves at Year 27 (to the nearest whole dollar), assuming the interest rate remains at 5% per annum.

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Annuity payment= P/ [ [1- (1+r)-n ]/r ]
P= Investment 500,000.00
Rate of interest per period
Rate of interest per annum 5.0%
Payments per year 1.00
Rate of interest per period 5.000%
n= number of payments:
Number of years 30
Payments per year 1.00
number of payments 30
Annuity payment= 500000/ [ (1- (1+0.05)^-30)/0.05 ]
Annuity payment= 32,525.72

At year 27, only 3 years of payments remain.

a Present value of annuity= P* [ [1- (1+r)-n ]/r ]
P= Periodic payment                    32,525.72
r= Rate of interest per period
Annual interest 5.00%
Number of payments per year 1
Interest rate per period 0.05/1=
Interest rate per period 5.000%
n= number of periods:
Number of years 3
Periods per year 1
number of payments 3
Present value of annuity= 32525.7175401383* [ (1- (1+0.05)^-3)/0.05 ]
Present value of annuity= 88,575.60

Value of reserves at year 27 is 88,575.60

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