1) Required Future Value after eight year (i.e at the time of retirement) = $1,004,500
Present Value Factor(8 yrs, 9%) = 0.5019
Required Present Value of deposit = Future Value*PVF(8 yrs, 9%)
Required Present Value of deposit = $1,004,500*0.5019 = $504159
Additional Deposit Amount = Total Deposit Required - Amount already deposited in account
= $504,159 - $301,800 = $202,359
2) The deposit required today will be equal to present value of each withdrawal of $21,900 for four years by Judge's granddaughter.
Deposit Amount = Withdrawal for Tuition*PVAF(4 yrs, 8%)
= $21,900*3.3121 = $72,535
Therefore Judge should deposit $72,535 today to provide Emma with a fund to pay for her college tuition.
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