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Quiz 11: Annuities: Periodic Payment, Number of Payments, and Interest Rate
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Question 61
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Rounding up to the nearest month, for how long will a $100,000 fund sustain beginning-of-the-month withdrawals of $700 if the fund earns 6% compounded monthly?
Question 62
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Another type of sales promotion for vehicles is to advertise the choice between a "Cash Purchase Price" or "0% Purchase Financing." The tiny print at the bottom of a GM Canada full-page advertisement included the statement: "The GMAC purchase finance rates are not available with and are not calculated on the 'Cash Purchase Price' shown. The difference between the price for the GMAC purchase finance offer and the 'Cash Purchase Price' offer is deemed under provincial laws to be a cost of financing." In other words, there are two prices for a vehicle-a lower price if you pay cash and a higher price if you want to take advantage of the "0% financing." An additional disconcerting aspect of this type of promotion is that the higher price for the 0% financing is usually not quoted in the advertisement. Rather, it must be negotiated with the dealer. Suppose the Cash Purchase Price of a car is $23,498, and the price that qualifies for full 0% financing (with 48 monthly payments) turns out to be $26,198. What effective interest rate will you be paying for the "0% financing?"
Question 63
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An advertisement for new vehicles offered "1.9% 12-month financing or $2,000 cash back." A truck buyer financed $17,000 at the low interest rate instead of paying $15,000 cash (after the $2,000 rebate). What was the effective rate of interest on the loan if the foregone cash rebate was treated as part of the cost of financing? (The 1.9% interest rate was a monthly compounded nominal annual rate.)
Question 64
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How much must be invested at the beginning of each year in order to accumulate $750,000 after 25 years? The invested funds earn 6% compounded annually.
Question 65
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An advertisement for Ford trucks offered "2.9% financing (for 48 months) or $2,000 cash back." A truck buyer financed $20,000 at the low interest rate instead of paying $18,000 cash (after the $2,000 rebate). What was the effective rate of interest on the loan if the foregone cash rebate is treated as part of the cost of financing? (The 2.9% interest rate is a monthly compounded nominal annual rate.)
Question 66
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If $100,000 will purchase a 20-year annuity paying $830 at the end of each month, what monthly compounded nominal rate and effective rate of interest will the invested funds in the annuity earn?
Question 67
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If $100,000 will purchase a 20-year annuity paying $739 at each month's end, what monthly compounded nominal rate and effective rate of interest are earned by the funds?
Question 68
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After 10½ years of contributions of $2,000 at the end of every six months to an RRSP, the accumulated amount stood at $65,727.82. What semi-annually compounded nominal rate and effective annual rate of return were earned by the funds in the RRSP?
Question 69
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A major daily newspaper charges $260 (paid in advance) for an annual subscription, or $26 per month payable at the end of each month to the carrier. What is the effective interest rate being charged to the monthly payment subscribers?
Question 70
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$2,000 will be contributed to an RRSP at the end of every six months for 20 years. What effective rate of return must the funds in the plan earn if it is to be worth $250,000 at the end of the 20 years?
Question 71
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What beginning-of-month withdrawals can a $400,000 RRIF (Registered Retirement Income Fund) sustain for 20 years if the investments within the RRIF earn 3.6% compounded monthly?
Question 72
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In an insurance settlement for bodily injury, a court awarded Mr. Goodman $103,600 for two years' loss of wages of $4,000 per month plus interest on the lost wages to the end of the two years. What effective rate of interest has the court allowed on the lost wages?
Question 73
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After contributing $2,000 at the end of each quarter for 13¾ years, Foster has accumulated $205,064 in his RRSP. What effective annual rate of return was earned by the RRSP over the entire period?
Question 74
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What maximum annual withdrawals will a $200,000 fund earning 5% compounded annually sustain for 20 years if the withdrawals are made: a) At the beginning of each year b) At the end of each year