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6 years ago
You plan to save $7,000 each of the next 40 years, and invest that money in an account that pays 9% annual interest. In addition, you plan to pay for your child’s college education beginning in 20 years. You expect that education to cost $30,000 per year for four years. To pay for the education, you will simply withdrawal money from your investment account. In addition, you currently have an outstanding loan with a balance of $15,000 and an annual interest rate of 9%. You plan to pay off that loan over the next few years. A timeline depicting this situation follows.


Date                                   0            1-19          20-23             24-40

Deposits                                       $7,000          $7,000             $7,000
Withdrawals                                                        $30,000   
Loan Balance              $15,000

a) How much money will you have just after you make your last deposit forty years from today?

b) [2 pts] How much money will you have 5 years later (year 45) if you make no additional deposits or withdrawals?         
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6 years ago
a)

Value of deposits in 40 years = $7,000FVIFA9%,40 = $2,365,177
Value (i.e., opportunity cost) of debt in 40 years $15,000 x 1.0940 = $471,141
Value of college withdrawals in 23 years = $30,000 x FVIFA9%,4 = $137,194
Value of college withdrawals in 40 years = x1.0917 = $137,194 x 1.0917 = $593,725
Account Balance in 40 years = $2,365,177-$471,141-$593,725 = $1,300,311


b)

Value in 45 years = $1,300,311 x 1.095 = $2,000,690
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