In: Statistics and Probability
Find the amount of each annuity A) after 12 monthly deposits of $200 at 5% compounded monthly B) after 5 annual deposits of $1000 at 3% compounded annually.
SOLUTION:
From given data,
Find the amount of each annuity
To find withdraw amount we will use following formula:
PV=C*[ ( 1−(1+i)^−n) / i]
PV = Initial deposit
C = Regular withdraw amount
i = Interest rate per period
n = number of periods
A) after 12 monthly deposits of $200 at 5% compounded monthly
the number of periods is n=12,
the interest rate per period is i=0.05,
the initial deposit is PV=200.
After substituting the values into the formula we have:
PV=C*[ ( 1−(1+i)^−n) / i]
200 =C*[ ( 1−(1+0.05)^−12) / 0.05]
200 =C*[ ( 1−1.05^−12) / 0.05]
200 =C*[ ( 1−0.556837) / 0.05]
200 =C*8.86326
C = 200 / 8.86326
C = 22.57
The amount you can withdraw every month is $ 22.57
B) after 5 annual deposits of $1000 at 3% compounded annually.
the number of periods is n=5 years⋅12=60
the interest rate per period is i=0.0312=0.0025
the initial deposit is PV=1000
After substituting the values into the formula we have:
PV=C*[ ( 1−(1+i)^−n) / i]
1000 =C*[ ( 1−(1+0.0025)^−60) / 0.0025]
1000=C*[ ( 1−1.0025^−60) / 0.0025]
1000=C*[ ( 1−0.860869) / 0.0025]
1000 =C*55.6524
C = 1000/ 55.6524
C = 17.97
The amount you can withdraw every month is $ 17.97
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