Jamie is the beneficiary of P1,000,000 insurance policy. Instead of taking themoney as lump sum, she opted to receive a monthly stipend over a period of 10years. If the insurance policy pays an interest of 5% compounded annually, whatwill be her monthly stipend?a. P10,876.24b. P15,456.36c. P11,356.68d. P10,552.28

Given, Amount of insurance policy is P1,000,000 Term is 10 year 5% compounded annually.

Answered: Jamie is the beneficiary of P1,000,000…

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