
Jack C. answered 05/08/16
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Former Cal Sate Dominguez Hills Teacher for over fifteen years
If you are using a financial calculator this is a snap.
N= 20 (5 years X 4 Quarters)
I= 1.65 % (6.6% per annum / 4 Quarters per year)
PV= What we are looking for
PMT= $550. (Given)
FV= 0=Zero (do not forget this step)
Answer =$9,304.59
Reality check.
At zero interest rate we will need 20 X $550 to make the withdraws that is $11,000.
Do we need something more or less than $11,000?
In a loan interest is working against us.
In this case interest is our ally. We get to make interest on the initial deposit so the amount will be less than $11,000. Which it is.
Do we need something more or less than $11,000?
In a loan interest is working against us.
In this case interest is our ally. We get to make interest on the initial deposit so the amount will be less than $11,000. Which it is.
If the question was “what will $550 per quarter grow to?” The answer would have been $12,907.58
If the question was what are the payments on a loan of $11,000 the answer would have been $650.22
Try the alternative questions and answers.