Final Question: You want to start saving for your retirement now. You plan on retiring at 60. Solve the following problems. How much do you need to set aside from your current birthday, till the age of 60, in order to have saved $1 million dollars in an RRSP. Assume you are setting aside an equal payment every two weeks, with a return of 8.5% on the investment. Now that you have retired, you are going to convert the RRSP to a RIF (registered income fund) that will pay out on a regular basis, replacing the pay cheque you no longer will receive. Assume your RIF gives you a monthly payment with the annual interest rate now at a conservative 5%. Assume you want your RIF to run out on your 95th birthday, the day you die... I know, morbid right! Show complete solutions. please provide full detailed answers and please dont use Al
Final Question: You want to start saving for your retirement now. You plan on retiring at 60. Solve the following problems. How much do you need to set aside from your current birthday, till the age of 60, in order to have saved $1 million dollars in an RRSP. Assume you are setting aside an equal payment every two weeks, with a return of 8.5% on the investment. Now that you have retired, you are going to convert the RRSP to a RIF (registered income fund) that will pay out on a regular basis, replacing the pay cheque you no longer will receive. Assume your RIF gives you a monthly payment with the annual interest rate now at a conservative 5%. Assume you want your RIF to run out on your 95th birthday, the day you die... I know, morbid right! Show complete solutions. please provide full detailed answers and please dont use Al
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