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Suppose you can afford $15,600 per year to invest into a savings annuity. Write this value down, as you'll be using it throughout this entire problem. We are going to explore various options and how these options will impact the interest you are making.
Rate
r = 5.3%
If you are making monthly deposits from your available funds, what is the total value in your annuity at the end of 30 years, given the rate is 5.3%? $ _____
How much interest did you earn? $ _____
r = 5.8%
If you are making monthly deposits from your available funds, what is the total value in your annuity at the end of 30 years, given the rate is 5.8%? $ ____
How much interest did you earn? $ _____
r = 6.3%
If you are making monthly deposits from your available funds, what is the total value in your annuity at the end of 30 years, given the rate is 6.3%? $ _____
How much interest did you earn? $ _____
Time
25 years
If you make monthly deposits at an annual rate of 5.3%, what is the total value in the account after 25 years? $ _____
How much interest did you earn? $ _____
30 years
If you make monthly deposits at an annual rate of 5.3%, what is the total value in the account after 30 years? $ _____
How much interest did you earn? $ ______
35 years
If you make monthly deposits at an annual rate of 5.3%, what is the total value in the account after 35 years? $ _____
How much interest did you earn? $ _____
40 years
If you make monthly deposits at an annual rate of 5.3%, what is the total value in the account after 40 years? $ _____
How much interest did you earn? $ _____
Conclusion
Which factor had the greatest impact on the amount of interest that you earned? Payment frequency, rate, or time
Computation of future value from regular monthly deposit
Pn = R((1+r)^n-1)/r
Pn is future value of investment
R is making monthly deposit= yearly deposit = $15,600 so monthly deposit would be 15,600/12 =$1,300
r= interest rate per period
n is the number of period
Particulars | Formula | Future Value | Total deposit | Interest=( Future value - Total deposit) |
A) R= $1,300 n = 30yrs× 12 = 360 r= 5.3% or 0.053/12 (Monthly interest) |
P(30 @5.3%)= $1300((1+0.053/12)^360-1) / (0.053/12) =$1,300((1.0044166)^360-1)/0.0044166 =$1,143,983.67 |
$1,143,983.67 |
monthly deposit× n =$1,300× 360 =$468,000 |
$1,143,983.67-$468,000 = $675,983.67 |
B) R =$1,300 n= 30×12=360 r= 5.8% or 0.058/12 |
P([email protected]%) = $1,300((1+0.058/12)^360-1)/(0.058/12) =$1,257,013.84 |
$1,257,013.84 |
=$1,300×360 =$468,000 |
$1,257,013.84-$468,000 =$789,013.84 |
C) r=6.3% or 0.063/12 n = 30×12 = 360 R=$1,300 |
P ([email protected]%)= $1,300((1+0.063/12)^360-1)/(0.063/12) =$1,383,379.18 |
$1,383,379.18 |
$1,300×360 =$468,000 |
$1,383,379.18- S468,000 =$915,379.18 |
TIME | ||||
D) R=1,300 n = 25yrs × 12 = 300 r= 5.3% or 0.053/12 |
P([email protected]% )= $1,300((1+0.053/12)^300-1)/ (0.053/12) =$809,697.014 |
$809,697.014 |
$1,300× 25× 12 = $390,000 (25year monthly payment ) |
$809.697.014-390,000 =$419,697.014 |
E) R = $1,300 n = 30year × 12 = 360 r = 5.3% or 0.053/12 |
P ( [email protected]%) =$1,300((1+0.053/12)^360-1)/(0.053/12) =$1,143,983.67 |
$1,144,983.67 |
$1,300× 30×12 = $468,000 |
$1,144,983.67-$468,000 =$675,983.67 |
F) R=$1,300 n= 35years × 12= 420 r = 5.3% or 0.053/12 |
P([email protected]%) =$1,300((1+0.053/12)^420-1)/ (0.053/12) =$1,579,321.93 |
$1,579,321.93 | $1300× 35×12 = $546,000 |
$1,579,321.93-$546,000 =$1,033,321.9 |
G) R=$1,300 r = 5.3% or 0.053/12 n= 40years × 12= 480 |
P([email protected]%) = $1,300((1+0.053/12)^480-1) / (0.053/12) =$2,146,424.3 |
$2,146,424.3 | =$1,300× 40×12 = $624,000 |
= $2,146,424.3-$624,000 =$1,522,424.3 |
High rate and long time duration are the two main factor for greater impact on Interest Earned.