FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II Effective january 2, 2014, johan and Elisa Raga must cal
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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II
Effective january 2, 2014, johan and Elisa Raga must calculate the amounts arising from the following three alternatives for establishing a fund to be avialble for their daughter's estimated college expenses on december 31, 2024:
1) A single sum of $100,000 to be deposited on january 2, 2014, at a guaranteed annual rate of return of 8%.
2) A sum of $15,000 to be deposited every january 2nd , beginning on january 2, 2014, at an expected annual rate of 6%.
3) A sum of ______________ to be deposited every december 31st beginning on december 31, 2014, that will accumulate to a total of $235,000 on december 31, 2024 , at an expected annual rate of 7%.
Using the future-value and present-value tables, prepare a shedule that Mr. and Mrs. Raga would provide to the National Bank, in order to borrow the money they would need to fund whatever alternative they choose.
Explanation / Answer
1) A single sum of $100,000 to be deposited on january 2, 2014, at a guaranteed annual rate of return of 8%, for 11 ( total completed years)
So Final Amount on December 31, 2024 using future value tables, Future value interest factors comes equals to 2.3316
so the amount will become = 100000 * 2.3316 = 2,33,160
(2) A sum of $15,000 to be deposited every january 2nd , beginning on january 2, 2014, at an expected annual rate of 6%, for next 11 years
so Final amount on 2024 = 15000 * 14.972 = $224,580
3) A sum of ______________ to be deposited every december 31st beginning on december 31, 2014, that will accumulate to a total of $235,000 on december 31, 2024 , at an expected annual rate of 7%.
Here the number of years are 10,By using Future table, the future value interest factors comes out = 13.816 ( Please see in the column 7% and row 10 years for annualised one year compound values)
so Lets say the amount to be deposited every year = X
so X * 13.816 = 2,35,000
X = $17009 or $ 17000
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