MAT301 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS
PROJECT
On completion of this project, you should be able to:
CO2 – Apply the compound amount formula to calculate the future value, compound interest, and present value of investments and loans.
CO3 – Identify and solve problems where the present value and future value of annuity formulae can be appropriately applied.
TASK:
Fazlina has just graduated from a university. Currently, she works as a junior executive in a local bank and receives a monthly income of RM2750 nett. She plans her monthly financial as per following:
10% investment on Private Retirement Scheme.
10% investment for emergency purposes; investment made in a savings account at a local bank.
15% investment for wedding purposes; investment made in a savings account at local bank for 3 years.
Maximum of 25% for monthly payment of a car. Apply a car loan from a local bank for maximum of nine years instalment.
Required:
APPENDIX 1
Table 1: Interest for savings account offered by local bank.
Bank |
Account name |
Minimum deposit (RM) |
Maximum interest offered (%) |
OUB |
UOB eAccount |
500 |
3.5 p.a |
Affin Bank |
Affin Bank Basic Savings |
20 |
2.05 p.a |
Affin Bank |
Affin Islamic Wealth Saver-i |
100 |
3.08 p.a |
AmBank |
AmBank TRUE Savers Account |
20 |
2.00 p.a |
RHB Easy |
RHB Easy-Simpanan Mesra |
100 |
1.35 compounded quarterly |
Maybank |
Maybank Basic Savings Account |
20 |
1.3 compounded monthly |
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