Rocky Corp. anticipates needing a new vehicle for its President 4 years from now. It believes the vehicle will cost $32,000 in four years. How much will the company need to save on a bi-annual (i.e., twice per year) basis starting six months from now if it believes it can earn 10 percent on the amount it saves? Ignore taxes.
$3,351 (rounded) |
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$6,895 (rounded) |
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$32,000 (rounded) |
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$545 (rounded) |
Answer will be $3,351 (rounded)
Please find below table useful to compute desired results: -
Using PMT function of Excel
number of periods will be doubled and interest rate will be halved because it is a bi-annual basis
End results would be as follows: -
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