calculate the future values with annual compounding, accounting homework help

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1. Future Values

Using the Excel FV function, calculate the future values with annual compounding:

Present value	Years	Interest rate	Future value
$ 3,150	6	13%
8,453	19	7%
89,305	13	9%
227,382	21	5%

2. Future Values

If you save and invest $200 a month for the next 10 years for your 8-year old child, how much money would you have in your child’s 529 plan in 10 years if the plan’s average return is 9% p.a.? What if you can invest $300 a month?

3. Present Values

Using the Excel PV function, calculate the present value in each of the following:

Present value	Years	Interest rate	Future value
	15	4%	$ 17,328
	8	9%	41,517
	13	12%	790,382
	25	11%	647,816

4. Present Values

Your father wants to give you some money and he lets you to choose one among the three following payments:

A. $100,000 today

B. $10,000 at the beginning of each year (starting today) for the next 15 years

C. $150,000 five years later

Which method would you prefer if your opportunity cost of money is 8% p.a.?

5. Interest Rates

Using the Excel RATE function, calculate the interest rate in each of the following:

Present value	Years	Interest rate	Future value
$ 715	9		$ 1,381
905	6		1,718
15,000	21		141,832
70,300	18		312,815

6. Interest Rates

Your friend is kind enough to lend you $30,000 today so that you can start a small business. She is giving you three payment plan choices. Which payment plan is the most favorable to you?

A. Pay back a lump sum amount of $50,000 in 5 years.

B. Pay back $10,000 a year for the next 4 years, with the first payment starting 1 year from today.

C. Pay back $1,000 a month for the next 4 years, with the first payment starting 1 month from today.

7. Number of Periods

Using the Excel NPER function, find the number of periods in each of the following:

Present value	Years	Interest rate	Future value
$ 195		9%	$ 1,105
2,105		7%	3,700
47,800		12%	387,120
38,650		19%	198,212

8. Number of Periods

You want to retire when you accumulate $2,000,000 in your 401(k) account that returns 10% p.a. on average. If your current 401(k) balance is $250,000 and you want to invest $500 a month, when can you retire (in number of months)? How about investing $700 a month?

9. Fixed Periodic Payments

Using the Excel PMT function, calculate the monthly payments for each of the following:

Present value	Months	Interest rate	Future value		PMT
–	24	0.5%	$ 10,000
40,000	60	0.5%	–
200,000	240	0.375%	–
200,000	360	0.40%	–

10. Periodic Payments

You are shopping for a car and got quotes for the same kind of car on financing terms from three different South Florida dealers. All quote the same price of $30,000 with no down payment.

Dealer A. 0.9% financing for 60 months;

Dealer B. 1.9% for 72 months

Dealer C. 0.0% for 36 months

(1) Which deal will have the least amount of monthly payment?

(2) Also, which deal is the best for you, financially speaking?

(3) Why do you think that is the best option for you?

 

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