Atita plans to gift $150,000 to her daughters as a gift in the future. She thinks it will help her daughter fulfil her dreams when she reaches her age to marry. Assume her daughter is 3 years old and may get married in her 20s. Assume that Atita has $30,000 and wishes to invest that in a financial asset with a 9% rate of return per annum.   Required:   How would you define the amount of $30 000 and $150 000 in terms of the time value of money?                                                                                                                ANSWER a (i): (answer box will enlarge as you enter your response)   How long will she have to wait until she reaches the goal of $150 000?                                                                                                               ANSWER a (ii):   Mark will receive $13,500 from his parent at the end of each year for five years. He plans to invest them in a financial asset with an interest rate of 7.5%. How much money would he receive after five years?                                                                                                                              ANSWER b:

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Atita plans to gift $150,000 to her daughters as a gift in the future. She thinks it will help her daughter fulfil her dreams when she reaches her age to marry.

Assume her daughter is 3 years old and may get married in her 20s. Assume that Atita has $30,000 and wishes to invest that in a financial asset with a 9% rate of return per annum.

 

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How would you define the amount of $30 000 and $150 000 in terms of the time value of money?                                                                                                               

ANSWER a (i): (answer box will enlarge as you enter your response)

 

How long will she have to wait until she reaches the goal of $150 000?                                                                                                              

ANSWER a (ii):

 

Mark will receive $13,500 from his parent at the end of each year for five years. He plans to invest them in a financial asset with an interest rate of 7.5%. How much money would he receive after five years?                                                                                                                             

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