a) Sue age 26y, average retirement age is 60y, and has 2 children, average inflation rate is 2.3%, average monthly House hold expences is $1483.
by taking monthly taking as base
her monthly expenses = $1483*12 = $17796
and by consdering inflation the expenses can increase upto her retirement = FV(0.023,34,-17796,0,0)
= $902616
and by adding her mortgage amount to the above amount =$902616+$54000 =$956616
so i suggested her to take $ 1000000 Term policy up to the age of 60years
b) by considering above procedure
i am suggeste him to take $ 400000 term policy upto age he get dependents because he don't have any dependents
c)i recommended both of them to take Term policies becaues the premium is very low as compared to treditional policies by using above proceses as by taking there annual income and inflation.
Note: the above answers are to the best my knowledge and these are different from there risk and life style and living standards and the inflation of the country.
2) a) Age of the property = 20y
age of the property at the time of destroyed = 15y
property has 15/20= 75% is 25% remaining life time
replacement value = $60000
ACV = $60000*25%= $15000-$1000
=$14000
b) = $60000-$1000 = $59000 (replacement cost)
Replacement cost means the claim is settled at the price that takes to reeplace that building so, here the replacement cost is $ 60000 minus deductable $1000 = $59000.
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