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Ms. Smith plans to retire in 25 years (she will be 65). The IRS longevity table...

Ms. Smith plans to retire in 25 years (she will be 65). The IRS longevity table forecasts that Ms. Smith will live to be 85 years old. Ms. Smith is expected to have 20 years in retirement. Ms. Smith needs to be able to withdraw $60,000 annually (end of each year) from her retirement investment account before the balance is fully used. This plus her $35,000 annually in social security benefits will serve her needs (she believes). During her 20 years in retirement Ms. Smith expects the average annual compounded rate of return on her invested monies to be 5%. For the 25 years getting to retirement Ms. Smith expects her retirement investment account to earn an average annual compounded rate of return of 7%.

Please answer the following. Use the data as it is written above.

1. How much must the balance of the retirement investment account be when Ms. Smith retires so that she can withdraw $60,000 annually (20 withdrawals), at the end of each year, before the account balance is fully used?

2. How much must Ms. Smith invest each year for the 25 years leading up to the retirement date so that the account accumulates the needed amount by the time that retirement begins?

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Expert Solution

1.

We need to find out the present values of the 20 withdrawals that Ms Smith will make. The calculation is detailed as follows

Answer is 747,733

Age Discount Period Amount PV Factor PV
1/(1+5%)^Discount Period Amount X PV Factor
66 1        60,000 0.95238          57,143
67 2        60,000 0.90703          54,422
68 3        60,000 0.86384          51,830
69 4        60,000 0.8227          49,362
70 5        60,000 0.78353          47,012
71 6        60,000 0.74622          44,773
72 7        60,000 0.71068          42,641
73 8        60,000 0.67684          40,610
74 9        60,000 0.64461          38,677
75 10        60,000 0.61391          36,835
76 11        60,000 0.58468          35,081
77 12        60,000 0.55684          33,410
78 13        60,000 0.53032          31,819
79 14        60,000 0.50507          30,304
80 15        60,000 0.48102          28,861
81 16        60,000 0.45811          27,487
82 17        60,000 0.4363          26,178
83 18        60,000 0.41552          24,931
84 19        60,000 0.39573          23,744
85 20        60,000 0.37689          22,613
       747,733

2

Assuming amount is invested at beginning of each period

Amount is 11,048.64 (or 11,049) per year

Year Beg balance Addition Interest End Balance
1 0 $ 11,049 $ 773 $ 11,822
2 $ 11,822 $ 11,049 $ 1,601 $ 24,472
3 $ 24,472 $ 11,049 $ 2,486 $ 38,007
4 $ 38,007 $ 11,049 $ 3,434 $ 52,489
5 $ 52,489 $ 11,049 $ 4,448 $ 67,986
6 $ 67,986 $ 11,049 $ 5,532 $ 84,567
7 $ 84,567 $ 11,049 $ 6,693 $ 102,308
8 $ 102,308 $ 11,049 $ 7,935 $ 121,292
9 $ 121,292 $ 11,049 $ 9,264 $ 141,604
10 $ 141,604 $ 11,049 $ 10,686 $ 163,339
11 $ 163,339 $ 11,049 $ 12,207 $ 186,594
12 $ 186,594 $ 11,049 $ 13,835 $ 211,478
13 $ 211,478 $ 11,049 $ 15,577 $ 238,104
14 $ 238,104 $ 11,049 $ 17,441 $ 266,593
15 $ 266,593 $ 11,049 $ 19,435 $ 297,077
16 $ 297,077 $ 11,049 $ 21,569 $ 329,694
17 $ 329,694 $ 11,049 $ 23,852 $ 364,595
18 $ 364,595 $ 11,049 $ 26,295 $ 401,938
19 $ 401,938 $ 11,049 $ 28,909 $ 441,896
20 $ 441,896 $ 11,049 $ 31,706 $ 484,651
21 $ 484,651 $ 11,049 $ 34,699 $ 530,398
22 $ 530,398 $ 11,049 $ 37,901 $ 579,348
23 $ 579,348 $ 11,049 $ 41,328 $ 631,725
24 $ 631,725 $ 11,049 $ 44,994 $ 687,767
25 $ 687,767 $ 11,049 $ 48,917 $ 747,733

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