Corporate Finance (The Mcgraw-hill/Irwin Series in Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate)
Corporate Finance (The Mcgraw-hill/Irwin Series in Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate)
11th Edition
ISBN: 9780077861759
Author: Stephen A. Ross Franco Modigliani Professor of Financial Economics Professor, Randolph W Westerfield Robert R. Dockson Deans Chair in Bus. Admin., Jeffrey Jaffe, Bradford D Jordan Professor
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 4, Problem 57QP
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To determine: The amount to be saved from 11 to 30 years in each month.

Annuity:

Annuity refers to the payments of equal amount to be made after certain periods. These payments are made monthly, semi-annually or annually.

Effective Annual Rate:

The effective annual rate is the rate, which is incurred or received on various investment or loans. The effective annual rate is affected by the increase in compounding years.

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The time period will be 240 months (12×20)

The effective annual rate before retirement is 8%.

The effective annual rate after retirement is 11%.

Calculation of the value of the monthly savings after 11th year till 30th year:

The formula to calculate the monthly savings is,

Monthlysavings=Futurevalue×Rateofinterest(1+Rateofinterest)Time1

Substitute $2,021,528 for future value, 0.00873 for the rate of interest and 240 months for the time (refer working note) in the above formula.

Monthlysavings=$2,021,528×0.00873(1+0.00873)2401=$2,021,528×0.008737.062=$2,021,528×0.0012=$2,499

The monthly savings are $2,499.

Working note:

Calculation of the annual percentage rate before retirement:

Annualpercentagerate=[{(1+Effectiveannualrate)1Correspondingperiod1}×Numberofmonths]=(1+0.11)1121×12=(1.8731)×12=10.48%

The annual percentage rate is 10.48%.

Calculation of the annual percentage rate after retirement:

Annualpercentagerate=[{(1+Effectiveannualrate)1Correspondingperiod1}×Numberofmonths]=(1+0.8)1121×12=(1.6431)×12=7.72%

The annual percentage rate is 7.72%.

Calculation of the monthly interest rate before retirement:

Monthlyinterestrate=AnnualpercentagerateNumberofmonths=10.48%12months=0.873%

The monthly interest rate before retirement is 0.873%.

Calculation of the monthly interest rate after retirement:

Monthlyinterestrate=AnnualpercentagerateNumberofmonths=7.72%12months=0.643%

The monthly interest rate before retirement is 0.643%.

Calculation of the future value after monthly savings of ten years:

Futurevalue=Monthlypayments×(1+Rateofinterest)Time1Rateofinterest=$2,100×(1+0.00873)12010.00873=$2,100×210.538=$442,130

The future value is $442,130.

Calculation of the remaining amount of future value:

Remainingamount=FuturevalueofmonthlysavingsPurchasepriceofcabin=$442,130$350,000=$92,130

The amount remaining after the purchase of cabin is $92,130.

Calculation of the future value of the remaining amount after the repurchase of the cabin:

Futurevalue=Balanceamount×(1+Rateofinterest)Time=$92,130×(1+0.00873)240=$92,130×8.062=$742,752

The future value is $742,752.

Calculation of the value of annuity after 30 years:

Annuityafter30years=Monthlypayment×PVIFA0.643%,240months=$20,000×122.089=$2,441,780

The annuity after 30 years is $2,441,780.

Calculation of the value of inheritance after 30 years:

Annuityafter30years=Inheritancevalue×1(1+Annualinterestrate)Timeperiod=$1,500,000×1(1+0.08)20=$1,500,000×0.215=$322,500

The annuity after 30 years is $322,500.

Calculation of the total required funds at requirement:

Totalfunds=[Retirementincome+InheritancevalueFuturevalueamountremainingafterpurchaseofcabin]=$2,441,780+$322,500$742,752=$2,021,528

The total funds required are $2,021,528.

Conclusion

Thus, the amount to be saved from 11 years to 30 years each month is $2,499.

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