Module 3 Flashcards

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What effect does an assumption, regarding the rate of return, have on achieving a goal?

A

An assumption of a high rate of return may result in fewer dollars being invested to achieve a particular goal.

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Why will the future value of an annuity due be greater than the future value of an ordinary annuity.

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With an annuity due, the money is invested earlier (at the beginning of the period rather than at the end of the period).

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John plans to invest $2,000 at the beginning of each year for the next 18 years. If he can earn 10%, compounded annually, on his investment, how much will he have accumulated at the end the this period?

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$100,318

1 P/YR, begin mode, C ALL. 2000 +/- PMT, 10 I/YR, 18, downshift, N(18 compounding periods), solve for FV = $100,318.18.

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Claudette plans to invest $5,000 in a variable annuity at the end of each year for the next 25 years. She believes she can earn an average annual return of 12% over this time. How much will she have accumulated at the end of 25 years?

A

$666,669

1 P/YR, end mode, C ALL. 5000 +/- PMT, 12 I/YR, 25, downshift, N (25 compounding periods), solve for FV = $666.669.35.

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Valentina will receive semiannual payments of $4,000 a the end of each period for the next 10 years. She will receive her first payment six months from today, and her opportunity cost is 8%. What is the present value of these payments.

A

$56,536

2 P/YR, end mode, C ALL. 4000 PMT, 8 I/YR, 10, downshift, N(20 compounding periods), solve for PV = $54,361.31.

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Which mode should college and retirement payments be in?

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Begin because they are made at the beginning of the season.

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Which mode should Auto Loans and a Home Mortgage be in.

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End mode because they are due at the end of term.

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What is a stream of payments or receipts made at the end of each period.

A

Ordinary annuity

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Annuity Due

A

Payments or receipts are made at the beginning of each period.
Mortgages and auto loans are good examples.
Individual Retirement Account (IRA) will result in a higher account balance in the future.

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James just won the lottery and has the choice of either taking a lump sum of $500,000 or receiving a payment of $62,000 at the beginning of each year for the next 10 years. If James believes the opportunity cost is 6%, what should he do?

A

The present value of the annuity is greater than $500,000 so James should take the annuity.

To make a comparison, we need to determine the PV of the annuity that is being offered.

1 P/YR, begin mode, C ALL. 62000 PMT, 6 I/YR, 10, downshift, N (10 compounding periods), solve for PV = $483,704.92.

Based on a present value of $483,705 for the annuity, James would be better off taking the $500,000 lump sum since it is greater.

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PMT, N, FV, PV, I/YR

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PMT payment
N number of compounding periods
FV future value
PV represents present value
I/YR interest rate per year
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12
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Roberta has $5,000 invested in a mutual fund and plans on adding $500 at the end of every quarter for the next five years. If she makes all of her quarterly contributions and earns a 7.5% return what will her investment in the fund be worth in five years?

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$19,248
4 P/YR, end mode, C ALL. 5000 +/- PV, 500 +/- PMT, 7.5 I/YR, 5, downshift, N (20 compounding periods), solve for FV = $19,248.35.

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The present value of $1,000 ordinary annuity payments that are made once a year for nine years and discounted at an annual rate of 6% is

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$6,802

1 P/YR, end mode, C ALL. 1000 PMT, 6 I/YR, 9, downshift, N (9 compounding periods), solve for PV = $6,801.69.

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Regina wants to accumulate $20,000 in three years to start her own business. She wants to be conservative and only count on earning a 1.5% return. What amount would Regina have to set aside monthly in order to reach her goal?

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$543.50

12 P/YR, end mode, C ALL. 2000 FV, 1.5 I/YR, 3, downshift, N (36 compounding periods), solve for PMT = $543.50.

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Zack inherited XYZ stock from his dad when it was worth $12,324. He has held onto XYZ, and seven years later, it is now worth $33,645. What annual rate of return has Zack earned on the stock?

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15.43%

1 P/YR, end mode, C ALL. 12324 +/- PV, 33645 FV, 7, downshift, N (7 compounding periods), solve for I/YR = 15.43%.

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