Concept explainers
Future value: A nominal value of an asset or investment at a specific period with an assumed interest rate is termed future value. Future value can be computed by multiplying the amount invested at the present with future value factor.
(a)
To determine the future value.
Given scenario: It is given that DW Company signed a lease for 10 years for its office. $12,000 is made as security deposit according to the agreement. This will be returned on its expiry. Interest is compounded at 5% every year.
(b)
To determine that the funds allocated are sufficient to retire the bonds after 15 years.
Given scenario: It is given that SW Corporation issues $20 million bond. The term period of the bond is 15 years. The annual sinking fund deposits of $600,000 are committed by the company. The
(c)
To determine the form of settlement to be accepted by Person RW.
Given scenario: It is given that Person RW has an option of getting a bonus from his office immediately of $55,000 or deferred bonus payable in 10 years ($70,000). The rate of interest is 4%.

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