A 25-year-old engineer is opening an individual retirement account (IRA) at a bank. Her goal is to accumulate $1 million in the account by the time she retires from work in 40 years. The bank manager estimates she may expect to receive 6% nominal annual interest, compounded quarterly, throughout the 40 years. The engineer believes her income will increase at a 5% annual rate during her career. She wishes to start her IRA with as low a deposit as possible and increase it at a 5% rate each year. Assuming end-of-year deposits, how much should she deposit the first year?

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Q: James Rivera earned his degree in drafting at a community college and recently began his new career.…

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Q: Darnell Johnson wants to know if he can retire in 35 years at age 60, when he plans to do a lot of…

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Q: Use the TVM calculator to determine the future value of the investment after 38 years

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Cash and Liquid Asset Management

Cash management is the process of controlling cash inflow & cash outflow, managing the cashflows inside the business, and utilizing the cash for business operation at any point in time. A business has to maintain a certain level of cash to meet various financial obligations. Cash management is essential because businesses must utilize the cash to generate maximum profit. Cash management also ensures to maintain maximum liquidity in the business.