James plans to set up some savings for the higher education of his son, Jeffrey, who Just celebrates his 12th birthday today. Suppose Jeffrey will enroll in a 4-year bachelor course on his 19th birthday and the first-year tuition will be due on the same day. The remaining three tuitions will be paid on his 20th, 21st and 22nd birthdays. As of FY 2018/19, university tuition is, on average, $20,000 per annum (p.a.) as of FY 2018/19 and will grow by 2% p.a., i.e. the annual fee payable would be $20,000 x 1.02 = $20,400 for FY2019/20. After the enrolement, the annual tuition will be fixed across his four-year coursework study. James will make annual contributions to the saving account, starting from now. The last payment will be made on Jeffrey’s 21st birthday. Since then, the account will cease operation. Assume the saving account is tax-free
Below parts are based on your
decision in Part (a).
b. How much is the projected annual tuition fee when Jeffrey enrols in the university on his 19th birthday? For simplicity, round the amount UP to the nearest thousand.
c. What is the minimum annual contribution James has to lodge into the saving account?
d. What is outstanding balance of the saving account on 1 Nov 2026? Demonstration using EXCEL spreadsheet is acceptable. If James to contribute $13,000 annually to the account (starting from now), by which year Jeffrey’s higher education will be fully funded
James plans to set up some savings for the higher education of his son, Jeffrey, who...
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