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Today is your 25th birthday. Your goal is to retire when you turn 70 years old...

  1. Today is your 25th birthday. Your goal is to retire when you turn 70 years old and have sufficient monthly income until your expected demise on your 99th birthday. In order to realize your goal, you are planning to make deposits into a target-date retirement fund that is expected to generate 7.8% annual return, compounded monthly. You want to be able to make monthly withdrawals from this fund starting one month after your retirement until your expected demise. These monthly withdrawals will increase by 0.3% a month in order to compensate for the expected increase in price levels. Retirees are able to survive on $2,000 monthly income today. Your first withdrawal one month after your 70th birthday, therefore, will be $2,000 adjusted for 0.3% expected monthly inflation.
  1. You are planning to make equal annual deposits starting one year from today until you retire. Calculate your deposits.
  2. You are planning to make annual deposits starting one year from today until you retire. However, you believe that you can increase your deposits 4% a year in line with the expected increase in your income. Calculate your first deposit.
  3. You are expecting inheritance money in the amount of $200,000 when you turn 50 years old and planning to deposit this amount immediately into the fund. Based on this expectation, recalculate your answer to part b.

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Number of years to retirement 45 (70-25)
Number of months to retirement 540 (45*12)
Number of months to first withdrawal 541
Monthly income required today $2,000
Monthly inflation=0.3%= 0.003
First monthly withdrawal required considering inflation $10,112 (2000*((1+0.003)^541))
Monthly Inflation rate 0.003
Monthly nominal return=(7.8/12)%= 0.0065
Assume Inflation Adjusted Return=r
(1+r)=(1+0.0065)/(1+0.003) 1.003489531
Rate Inflation adjusted return (Real return)= 0.003489531
Nper Number of withdrawals 348 (99-70)*12
Pmt Monthly withdrawal at constant dollar $10,112
PV Present Value of withdrawals at age of 70 $2,035,616 (Using PV function of excel with Rate=0.0034895, Nper=348, Pmt=-10112)
a. EQUAL ANNUAL DEPOSIT RQUIRED STARTING ONE YEAR FROM TODAY
Nper Number of years to retirement 45
Rate Annual Interest Rate=7.8% 0.078
Fv Future Value Required $2,035,616
PMT Annual Deposit Required $5,597.49 (Using PMT function of excel with Rate=0.078, Nper=45,Fv=-2035616)
b ANNUAL DEPOSIT REQUIRED (INCREASING AT 4%)STARTING ONE YEAR FROM TODAY
Future Value of first deposit of $1 increasing at 4% for 45 years:
N A B=A*(1.078^(45-N))
Year Deposit Future value of deposit at end of 45 years
1 $1 27.2412
2 $1.04 26.2809
3 $1.08 25.3545
4 $1.12 24.4607
5 $1.17 23.5985
6 $1.22 22.7666
7 $1.27 21.9641
8 $1.32 21.1898
9 $1.37 20.4429
10 $1.42 19.7223
43 $5.19 6.0345
44 $5.40 5.8217
45 $5.62 5.6165
SUM 619.0733345
First Deposit Required=(2035616/619.0733345)= $3,288.17
Future Value of inheritance at retirement:
Amount of inheritance $200,000
Annual Interest =7.8%= 0.078
Years to retirement 20 (70-50)
Future Value of inheritance at retirement= $          898,267 (200000*(1.078^20)
Balance savings required at retirement= $1,137,350 (2035616-898267)
First Deposit Required =(1137350/619.0733345)= $1,837.18

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