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You will retire in 30 years. At the beginning of each month until you retire, you will invest X earning interest at 9% convertible monthly. Starting at year 30, you will withdraw $4,000 at the beginning of each month for the next 15 years. Also, starting at year 30, your fund will only earn interest at 6% convertible monthly. Find X such that your account will be empty after the last withdrawal.
Until you retire in 30 years you will invest "X" at the beginning of each month.
Starting at retirement, you will withdraw $4,000 at the beginning of each month for the next 15 years.
First, Calculating the Present value at retirement of withdrawal using Present value of annuity Due formula:-
Where, C= Periodic Withdrawal = $4000
r = Periodic Interest rate = 6%/12 = 0.5%
n= no of periods = 15 years*12 = 180
Present Value = $476,384.13
Now, this Present value will be used to calculate X by taking it as Future value at retirement of monthly deposits of X.
Calculating X using Future value of annuity Due formula:-
Where, C= Periodic Deposits = X
r = Periodic Interest rate = 9%/12 = 0.75%
n= no of periods = 30 years*12 = 360
X = $258.28
So, Value of X such that your account will be empty after the last withdrawal is $258.28
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