Exam 9: Compound Interest: Further Topics and Applications

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What is the significance of two nominal interest rates being equivalent?

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An investment grew in value from $5,630 to $8,485 during a five-year period. The annual rate of inflation for the 5 years was 2.3%. What was the compound annual real rate of return during the five years?

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A $5000 strip bond was purchased for $3054.29, providing the investor with a return of 3.9% compounded semiannually until the maturity date. To the nearest day, how long before the maturity date was the bond purchased?

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The proceeds from the sale of a $4,500 five-year promissory note bearing interest at 5% compounded quarterly were $5277.81. How long before its maturity date was the note sold if it was discounted to yield 6.3% compounded monthly?

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A $6300 face-value investment earning interest at 10% compounded annually for a six-year term was sold for $7550. How many years before its maturity date was the note sold if it was discounted to yield 12% compounded monthly?

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A bank quotes 7.25% compounded monthly on a loan. What is the effective rate of interest charged?

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Pat and Jaimie are twins. They will both invest $2,500 on their 20th birthday. Pat's money will accumulate at 14% compounded annually for 35 years until their 55th birthday. Being less of a risk taker Jamie will select an investment that will provide a return of only 8.5% compounded annually. If when they reach age 55, Jamie decides to leave the money growing at 8.5% how many more years will it take for Jamie's investment to reach the value that Pat's will be at age 55?

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What is the remaining time until the maturity date of a $10,000 strip bond if it is purchased for $4,011.33 to yield 6.4% compounded semiannually until maturity?

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If the nominal rate of interest paid on a savings account is 2% compounded monthly, what is the effective rate of interest?

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Calculate the missing interest rate (to the nearest 0.01%) Calculate the missing interest rate (to the nearest 0.01%)

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After two consecutive years of 10% rates of return, what rate of return in the third year will produce a cumulative gain of 30%?

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A $6,000, three-year promissory note bearing interest at 11% compounded semiannually was purchased 15 months into its term for $6,854.12. What monthly compounded discount rate was used in pricing the note?

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A portfolio earned 20%, -20%, 0%, 20%, and -20% in five successive years. What was the portfolio's five-year equivalent annually compounded rate of return?

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The current (simple annualized) yield, based on the holding-period return for the most recent seven days, is reported for a money market mutual fund as 4.54%. What is the fund's corresponding effective (annualized) yield?

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Calculate nominal rate of interest (to the nearest 0.01%): Calculate nominal rate of interest (to the nearest 0.01%):

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The amount owed on a promissory note for $950 after two years and five months is $1082.11. What monthly compounded nominal rate of interest was charged on the debt?

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If an invoice indicates that interest at the rate of 1.2% per month will be charged on overdue amounts, what effective rate of interest will be charged?

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In 3 successive years the price of the common shares of Abysmal Resources Ltd. fell 35%, 55%, and 80%, ending the third year at 75 cents. a) What was the share price at the beginning of the 3-year skid? b) How much (in dollars and cents) did the share price drop in the third year?

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Calculate the equivalent interest rate (to the nearest 0.01%) Calculate the equivalent interest rate (to the nearest 0.01%)

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At 14% compounded annually, an investment of $50,000 will grow to $1,000,000 in 22.86 years. How much longer will it take at 11% compounded annually?

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