Solve manually using formulas. Xia received an HMO card which allows her to reimburse all of her healthcare expenses. She had healthcare expenses of 100 per week for the first 50 weeks of the year. She sent in claim forms for all of her reimbursable expenses in bulk at the end of the 50th week and received payment at the end of the 51st week, which she deposited in her account on the same day that she received it. Calculate the difference between the amount actually accumulated in her savings account at year end and the amount that could have been accumulated if Xia sent in her claim forms at the end of each week and received the payment at the end of the following week. Let the annual effective rate of interest = 10.95%.

Solve manually using formulas. Xia received an HMO card which allows her to reimburse all of her healthcare expenses. She had healthcare expenses of 100 per week for the first 50 weeks of the year. She sent in claim forms for all of her reimbursable expenses in bulk at the end of the 50th week and received payment at the end of the 51st week, which she deposited in her account on the same day that she received it. Calculate the difference between the amount actually accumulated in her savings account at year end and the amount that could have been accumulated if Xia sent in her claim forms at the end of each week and received the payment at the end of the following week. Let the annual effective rate of interest = 10.95%.

SWFT Comprehensive Vol 2020

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ISBN:9780357391723

Author:Maloney

Publisher:Maloney

Chapter5: Gross Income: Exclusions

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