When you were two-years-old, your grandmother left you a trust fund with $10,000 in it that has been earning 12% for 20 years. How much is in the trust fund now, based on annual compounding? (use financial calculator and please show work).
The amount of $10000 is invested for a period of 20 years @ 12% per annum compounded annually.
We can use the formula,
FV = PV (1+i)^n
where,
FV = Future Value
PV = Present Value
i = Interest rate
n = number of years
FV = $10000 * (1.12)^20
FV = $10000 * 9.6463
FV = $ 96463
Therefore current value of the investment is $96463.
When you were two-years-old, your grandmother left you a trust fund with $10,000 in it that...
In 1970 your grandmother put $1,000 into a special trust fund to be paid to a future grandchild (you) 50 years later, in the year 2020. How much will this trust be worth then if it has been earning 9% per year compounded quarterly?
Your grandfather placed $5,000 in a trust fund for you today. 10 years later the fund will be worth $8,000. What is the interest rate earned on this trust fund? (Annual compounding)
You are 25 years old and inherit $65,000 from your grandmother. If you wish to purchase a $100,000 boat to celebrate your 30th birthday, what compound annual rate of return must you earn? PLEASE PROVIDE WHAT YOU WOULD PLUG INTO A FINANCIAL CALCULATOR AND SOLVE FOR! I don't need the formulas
1) You are 50 years old and proud of having $75,000 invested in a mutual fund earning an impressive 17% per year. You want to retire when you are 65 years old and are confident you'll reach your goal of $1,000,000 by then. Will you make it? If not, what yield would see that you do? 2) Jack and Jill want to retire when they accumulate $1,500,000 in their individual retirement funds. They figure that they can just live off...
1-Your friend has a newborn child and her grandmother invests $10,000 into an account guaranteeing a 5% annual return. Approximately how much will the value of the account be in eighteen years, assuming all the interest is left in the account? 2-Rather than continuing to buy a $3 latte every day a recent college graduate decides to place $3 each day in a drawer and invest it in a mutual fund at the end of each year. One year from...
28. Your parents set up a trust fund for you 10 years ago that is now worth $31,474.42. If the fund earned 7% per year, how much did your parents invest in dollars? a. $10,000 b. $16,000 c. $20,000 d. $24,000 e. $30,000 f. $35,000
You are a trust fund baby, but you cannot touch your money until you are 30. You are now 21 and want to plan for your future based on the current value of your trust fund. The guaranteed payout of your trust is $25,000. What is that money worth to you today, if you assume an annual inflation rate of 3% compounded annually? Show all of the steps.
12. You are 25 years old and inherit $65,000 from your grandmother. If you wish to purchase a $100,000 boat to celebrate your 30th birthday, what compound annual rate of return must you earn? Can you show the equation with broken-down
You were just given $10,000 by your grandmother to help pay off your student loans. After you graduate undergrad you plan to work on a masters degree. You will be done with all your schooling in 4 years. If you invest the money your grandmother gives you at a rate of 4% how much money will you have in 4 years. (*hint enter present value as a negative number since it is a "payment") Present Value (PV) Rate = Periods...
You have become a financial advisor and a new client has received a trust fund currently worth $500,000. However, she will not have access to the fund until she turns 60 years old, which is in 20 years. At that time she can withdraw $10,000 per month. If the trust fund is invested at a 6 percent rate, compounded monthly, how many months will it last your client once he starts to withdraw the money?