Your father just retired with an age of 65, and he is going to start receiving his monthly salary next month, the salary amount is JD 1,100, a broker made an offer to buy that salary for cash lump sum, assume the interest rates prevailing in the market will remain at 6% for the next 6 years and then will change to 7% for the next 4 years, then to change to 8% for the next 5 years, and then to change to 9% for the next 5 years, what is the fair market value for the salary assuming the pension fund will continue to pay until age 85?

A company offers you employment for the next 30 years until retirement but will not pay you a pension when you do retire, so you start investing now for your retirement. You know you can earn 5% compounded monthly on an available investment for the next 30 years until you retire. During retirement you will earn 6% compounded annually on any funds remaining in the investment, and you expect to withdraw $110.000 at the end of each year of your retirement. If you anticipate living 20 years in retirement, how much of your salary as a minimum would you have to invest at the end of each year until retirement?

Say that you plan to retire one quarter after making quarterly contributions to a retirement account for 10 years. You plan to make quarterly contributions of $1007 to an investment account that will earn 10.0% interest annually. If your first contribution occurs today, then what is the account balance when you retire? (Round to the nearest dollar)

Your uncle has said that if you agree to finish college he will give you equal payments of $3,500 at the end of each year for the next six years. If the annual interest rate stays constant at 4%, what is the value of these payments in today’s dollars? Round your answer to the nearest whole dollar.     $15,595    $22,934    $18,347    $19,081You found out that now you are going to receive payments of $9,500 for the next 13 years. You will receive these payments at the beginning of each year. The annual interest rate will remain constant at 12%. What is the present value of these payments? Round your answer to the nearest whole dollar.     $68,347    $92,268    $61,024    $54,678

A lender gives you a $125,000 thirty-year fixed-rate mortgage at 6.60%, two discount points, monthly payments. Suppose that, before you make any payments, you receive a pay raise so you pay an extra $100 per month in addition to your normal payment. Also, at the end of year five of the mortgage you have an unexpected job transfer thus the house is sold and the mortgage is repaid.   a . What is the mortgage balance at the end of year five with the extra $100 per month payment?   b . What is the effective cost of the loan for the five-year holding period?

Gage is suppose to receive a payment of $480.00 today from Mark. One month from today, Gage should receive a $625.00 payment from Sarza. With Mark not in a position to pay today and Sarza having difficulty coming up with the payment one month from today, they both negotiated with Mark and they will both make their payments 6 months from today. If Gage can get interest rate of 2.95%, what is the total payment that Gage will receive 6 months from today?

You decide to buy a house costing $6,000,000.  You pay $1,000,000 down, and the remainder will be paid in monthly installments over 25 years at 3.9% compounded monthly. a) What is the monthly payment? b) What is the outstanding balance after making the 100 th payment? c) What is the equity after making the 100 th payment? d) How much of the 100 th payment will go to principal and how much to interest? e) How much interest will paid over the entire length of the loan?

After a conversation with your banker, you’ve agreed to a 20% down payment on your $182,188 home. To keep this problem and your calculations relatively brief, assume that the bank has offered you a mortgage loan for $145,750 that carries a 6% interest rate, semiannual payments of $26,905, and a 3-year term. Remember, the process is the same when you are preparing for either 6 semiannual payments of nearly $27,000 or 360 monthly payments of $873.85 for a 30-year conventional mortgage.Complete the following loan amortization table by entering the correct answers. Notes: 1. As all values are denominated in U.S. dollars, you do not have to enter any dollar signs. 2. Round all interest payments down to the nearest whole dollar. 3. Rounding creates a situation in which the numbers in the loan’s final payment are often unequal. Notice in this problem, the ending balance for payment 6 is –$2. Therefore, your final payment would actually be reduced by $2 to $26,903. In the real world,…

You are planning to save for retirement over the next 30 years. To do this, you will invest$700 a month in a stock account and $300 a month in a bond account. The return of thestock account is expected to be 10 percent, and the bond account will pay 6 percent.When you retire, you will combine your money into an account with an 8 percent return.How much can you withdraw each month from your account assuming a 25-yearwithdrawal period?

Jeanette took out a loan from the bank today for X. She plans to repay this loan by making payments of $100.00 per month for a certain amount of time. If the interest rate on the loan is 0.66 percent per month, she makes her first $100.00 payment later today, and she makes her final monthly payment of $100.00 in 12 months, then what is X, the amount of the loan? A O An amount less than $1,153.00 or an anmount greater than $1,324.00 O An amount equal to or greater than $1,153.00 but less than $1,199.00 O An amount equal to or greater than $1,199.00 but less than $1,245.00 O An amount equal to or greater than $1,245.00 but less than $1,275.00 O An amount equal to or greater than $1,275.00 but less than $1,324.00