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Current Yield Quoted Yield Current Yield = (Coupon Payment / Market Price) x 100 Quoted Yield =( ((Face Value-Pric 1) Paying Bond 4% 2) 6% Face Value 1000 Buying Price 5500 980 Price 990.13 Face Value 5000 Market Pri 1000 Term to maturity 91 Coupon Payment 200 60 Rate of return 4.0 Current Yield 3.64 6.12 James Margaret 3) Paying Bond Buying Price 1000 1200 Face Value 1000 1200 Coupon Payment 100 100 Current Yield 10.00 8.33 Paying Bond 5% Buying Price 9700 Face Value 10000 Coupon Payment 500 Current Yield 5.15 Ted buys a 4% coupon paying bond for $5,500. The bond will mature in 10 years with a face value of $5,000. What is Ted's current yield? Sue Purchased a 91 da face value of $1,000 for the quoted yield form calculate the rate of retu as follows Doug purchases a $10,000 5-year bond with a coupon rate of 5%. He pays $9,700 for this bond. What is Doug's current yield?
ce)/Price))x (365 / Term to maturity)) x 100 Face Value 100000 Price 97645 Term to maturity 360 Rate of return 2.45 ay T-Bill with a r $990.13. Using mula, we can urn on her T-bill s Janine is interested in a short-term investment and is comparing the yields of several products. She is considering a 360-day T-bill that is priced at $97,645. If the face value of the T-bill is $100,000, what is the quoted yield for this T-bill? quoted yield = (((face value - price) ÷ price) x (365 ÷ term)) x 100
Net Asset Value per Unit (NAVPU): NAVPU = (total assets - total liabilities) ÷ number of units outstanding Month Investment Amount NAVPU Units Purchased 31-Aug 1000 14 71.4286 15-Dec 1000 12 83.3333 16-Dec Total Unit Purchased 154.7619 Distribution Unit 4 Total Distribution Cost 619.0476190476 NAVPS 8 Additional Unit Yield 77.38095238095 Total Units after reinvestment 232.1429 Front-end Sales Charge: purchase price per share = NAVPU ÷ (1 - front-end sales charge) Front end load 5% NAVPU 10 Purchase Price 10.53 On August 31, Aishwarya purchases $1,000 of the Conquest European Equity Fund at a net asset value per unit (NAVPU) of $14. On December 15 of the same year, she decides to make another $1,000 purchase at a NAVPU of $12. On December 16, the mutual fund distributes to its unitholders $4 per unit. Aishwarya's distributions are automatically reinvested back into units of the mutual fund. Which of the following statements is CORRECT (please round off to 2 decimal places)? If a mutual fund has a front-end load of 5%, what is the purchase price per unit paid by the investor if the net asset value per unit (NAVPU) is $10.00 at the time of purchase?
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Total Assets 60225374 Long term liabilites 12138336 Units Outstanding 7659890 NAVPU 6.28 At the end of the business day, the Rosewater Canadian Equity Fund collected the following information: Total assets at market value $60,225,374 Long-term liabilities $12,138,336 Units outstanding 7,659,890 What is the net asset value per unit (NAVPU) of the Rosewater Canadian Equity Fund?
Taxable Income: Average Ta Taxable Income = Total Income - Tax Deductions average tax Taxable Income 50000 Total Incom Federal Tax 7950 RRSP Average Tax Rate 15.90% Childcare Additional Tax Deduction 2000 Lower his taxable income by 2,000 Refundable Taxable Inc Tax Rate First Incom Taxable Inc Cl tax payable is $7,950 and his average tax rate is 15.90%. He discovered that he has an additional $2,000 tax deduction that he can use. What impact will this deduction have? F childca below,
ax Rate: Dividend G x rate = (tax payable ÷ taxable income) x 100 me 98000 8000 6000 e Tax Credit 1500 come 84000 22% me 43561 come 40439 Franklin's total income is $98,000. He has deductions available for RRSP ($8,000) and are ($6,000). He also has a refundable tax credit of $1,500. Using the federal tax rates how much of Franklin's taxable income is taxed at his federal marginal tax rate (MTR)? Level of Taxable Income Federal Tax Rate First $43,561 15% Over $43,561 to $87,123 22% Over $87,123 to $135,054 26% Over $135,054 29%
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Gross up and Tax Credit Mechanism Gross-Up and Tax Credit Gross-up 38% 15% 15.02% 9.03% First 43561 Taxable Income 45000 MTR 22% Dividend Received 550 Gross-up Taxable Dividend 759 Federal Income Tax Rate 166.98 Less Dividend Tax Credit 114.0018 Net Federal Tax 52.98 Elidible Dividend (2012 and later) Non- Eligible Dividend (As of 2019) Dividend tax credit as % of grossed up dividend his year, Anne's taxable income is $45,000. She receives an additional $550 in Canadian dividends from her mutual fund investments. The dividend gross-up is 138% and the federal dividend tax credit is 15.02%. Using the federal tax rates below, how much net federal tax will Anne pay on her dividend income? Level of Taxable Income Federal Tax Rate First $43,561 15% Over $43,561 to $87,123 22% Over $87,123 to $135,054 26% Over $135,054 29%