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A bank offers a retirement annuity that earns 4% APR, compounded monthly. Each person wants to...

A bank offers a retirement annuity that earns 4% APR, compounded monthly. Each person wants to have at least $200,000 in the account when they retire. For each retirement plan described, determine: the monthly deposit, the total length of time they spent investing, the amount in their account at the end of the investing time, the total amount of money they invested, and the total amount of interest they earned. Round monthly deposits up to the cents place and other dollar amounts down to the cents place; for the amount of time spent investing, express your answer in years and months, rounded up to the whole month.
a. Lavon wants to deposit $200 per month.
b. Micha wants to deposit $100 per month.

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a

Number of payments required to achieve future value = log [(FV × r/ PMT) +1] /log(1+r)
Future value FV                                200,000.00
Rate per period r
Annual interest 4.0%
Number of payments per year 12
Interest rate per period 0.04/12=
Interest rate per period 0.333%
Payment per period PMT $                                   200.00
Number of payments = log [( 200000×0.00333/200) +1]/ long(1+ 0.00333)
=                                       440.63
Future value =                      200,000.00
Less: total payments:
Per period payment                                       200.00
× number of payments 440.63
Total payments                                  88,126.78                        88,126.78
Interest earned                      111,873.22
Monthly deposit                                       200.00
Total lengh of time in years                                          36.72
Amount in account at end                                200,000.00
Money invested                                  88,126.78
Interest earned                                111,873.22

36.72 years is 36 years 9 months (rounded off).

b

Number of payments required to achieve future value = log [(FV × r/ PMT) +1] /log(1+r)
Future value FV                                200,000.00
Rate per period r
Annual interest 4.0%
Number of payments per year 12
Interest rate per period 0.04/12=
Interest rate per period 0.333%
Payment per period PMT $                                   100.00
Number of payments = log [( 200000×0.00333/100) +1]/ long(1+ 0.00333)
=                                       612.08
Future value =                      200,000.00
Less: total payments:
Per period payment                                       100.00
× number of payments 612.08
Total payments                                  61,208.25                        61,208.25
Interest earned                      138,791.75
Monthly deposit                                       100.00
Total lengh of time in years                                          51.01
Amount in account at end                                200,000.00
Money invested                                  61,208.25
Interest earned                                138,791.75

51.01 years is 51 years and one month.

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