Exam 2: The Time Value of Money: All Dollars Are Not Created Equal
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Looking at a future value of $1 table,you find the number 4.661 for 20 years and 8%.This means that a dollar invested today will grow to $4.661 at the end of 20 years.
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At an 8% rate,you must invest $5,000 to have $10,000 in about 6 years.
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The present value of $500 received at the end of each of the next three years is $1,243 (assuming a 10% interest rate).
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In relation to an ordinary annuity paid in any given year,an annuity due is
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Discounting is the process of reducing future values to present values.
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You can double your investment in 6 years if you can earn 12% on your investments.
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Most young people prefer a savings schedule with decreasing annual deposits to the savings account.
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An annuity contract will pay you $4,000 a year (end of year)for the next three years.Or,you can choose to receive $12,610 at the end of the third.Assuming that you can earn 8% on investments,you should
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Discounting is the process of reducing future values to present values.
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You will buy a lottery ticket.If you win,you have a choice of receiving $995,000 now or three equal end-of-year payments of $400,000.You should take the payments
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Years with negative balances in the savings schedule implies that loans would be needed to achieve the goals.
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Compounding is the process of increasing present value to future value.
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Assuming a discount rate of 10%,the present value of $1,000 received one year from now is
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You will need $228,790 in 28 years to supplement your retirement funds.If you can earn 8% interest,you must save $________ each year.(Table or calculator required. )
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