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You put aside $100,000 in year t = 0, and let it grow at 6.3% interest for 3 years. Exactly one year after that you start to withdraw your money for 5 years in equal amounts until it is exhausted. How much can you withdraw per year? Answer to the nearest cent, xxx.xx and enter without a dollar sign.
Amount put aside or Invested = $100,000
Calculating the Future value of amount invested in 3 years:-
Future Value = Invested amount*(1+r)^n
where, r = Interest rate = 6.3%
n = no of years = 3
Future Value = $100,000*(1+0.063)^3
= $120,115.70
Now, 1 year after that 5 same periodic annual withdrawal is made from the account such that after 5 payments balnce would be nil.
Calculating the periodic annual withdrawal using Present value of Ordinary annuity formula:-
Where, C= Periodic Payments
r = Periodic Interest rate = 6.3%
n= no of periods = 5
Present Value = $120,115.70
C = $28,748.14
So, periodic withdrawal each year is $28,748.14
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