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SM Nahidul Islam
Dept. of Finance & Banking (2nd batch)
Problem -1: hat is the! p"esent #alue (toda$) of the follo%ing cash flo%s at an inte"est "ate of 2
pe"cent pe" $ea"'a. "ecei#ed fi#e $ea"s f"om no%.b.
"ecei#ed each $ea" beginning one $ea" f"om no% and
ending ten $ea"s f"om no%.c.
"ecei#ed each $ea" beginning one $ea" f"om no% and continuing fo"e#e".
Solution:
a. Given that,
Futu"e #alue (F*) + Numbe" of $ea"s (n) + , $ea"s-nnual inte"est "ate (i) + 2 + .2/"esent #alue (/*) +'
e kno% that0
/* + F* (1+i)−n
+ (1+.12)−5
+ ,1.3
b. Given that
-mount "ecei#ed at the end of each $ea" (-) + Numbe" of $ea"s (n) + $ea"s-nnual inte"est "ate (i) + 2 + .2/"esent #alue (/*-) +'
We know that,
/*- + - [ 1−(1+i)−n
i ]
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! [ 1−(1+.12)−10
.12 ]
+ 4 ,.1,2
+ ,1,.2
c. Given that,
-mount "ecei#ed at the end of each $ea" (-) +
-nnual inte"est "ate (i) + 2 + .2
/"esent #alue of a pe"petual annuit$ (/*) +'
e kno% that0
/"esent #alue of a pe"petual annuit$ (/*) + A
i
+$100
.12
+ 566.66
Problem-": hat is the #alue of the follo%ing in#estments fi#e $ea"s f"om no% at an inte"est "ate of
5 pe"cent pe" $ea"0 2 pe"cent pe" 7ua"te"0 o"2
3 pe"cent pe" month depending on the compounding
pe"iod'a. in#ested toda$ %ith inte"est compounded annuall$.b. l in#ested toda$ %ith inte"est compounded 7ua"te"l$.c. in#ested toda$ %ith inte"est compounded monthl$.
Solution:
a. Given that,
/"esent #alue (/*) + Numbe" of $ea"s (n) + , $ea"s-nnual inte"est "ate (i) + 5 + .5Futu"e #alue (F*) +'
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We know that,
F* + /* (1+i)n
+ (1+.08)5
+ 4 .3186 + 31.86
b. Given that,
/"esent #alue (/*) + Numbe" of $ea"s (n) + , $ea"s-nnual inte"est "ate (i) + 5 +.5 Numbe" of times pe" $ea" inte"est is compounded (m) + 3
Futu"e #alue (F*) +'We know that,
F* + /* (1+i /m)n×m
+ (1+.08/4 )5× 4
+ 4 (1+.02)20
+ 4 .35,8 + 35.,8
c. Given that,
/"esent #alue (/*) + Numbe" of $ea"s (n) + , $ea"s-nnual inte"est "ate (i) + 5 +.5 Numbe" of times pe" $ea" inte"est is compounded (m) + 2Futu"e #alue (F*) +'
We know that,
F* + /* (1+i /m)n×m
+ (1+.08/12)5× 12
+ 4 (1+.0066)60
+ 4 .3585 + 35.85
Problem-#: Find the futu"e #alue of the follo%ing in#estments9 the inte"est "ate is 5 pe"cent pe" $ea"0
compounded annuall$:a. is in#ested each $ea" beginning one $ea" f"om no% and continuing th"ough $ea" 0
%hen the p"oceeds a"e %ithd"a%n.
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b.
is in#ested each $ea" sta"ting toda$ and continuing th"ough $ea" 0 %hen the p"oceeds
a"e %ithd"a%n.c.
is in#ested each $ea" beginning one $ea" f"om no% and continuing th"ough $ea" 8. ;he
p"oceeds a"e to be %ithd"a%n in $ea" .
Solution:
a. Given that,
-mount in#ested at the end of each $ea" (-) + Numbe" of $ea"s (n) + $ea"s-nnual inte"est "ate (i) + 5 +.5Futu"e #alue of o"dina"$ annuit$ (F*-) +'
We know that,
F*- + - [(1+i)n−1
i ]
+ [(1+0.08)10−1
0.08 ]
+ 4 3.3511
+ 335.11
b. Given that,
-mount in#ested at the sta"ting of each $ea" (-) + Numbe" of $ea"s (n) + $ea"s-nnual inte"est "ate (i) + 5 +.5
Futu"e #alue of annuit$ due (F*-) +'
We know that,
F*- + - [(1+i)n−1
i ] (<i)
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+ [(1+0.08)10−1
0.08 ] (<.5)
+ 4 ,.13,,
+ ,13.,,
c. Given that,
-mount in#ested at the sta"ting of each $ea" (-) + Numbe" of $ea"s (n) + 8 $ea"s-nnual inte"est "ate (i) + 5 +.5Futu"e #alue (F*) +'
We know that,
Futu"e #alue of o"dina"$ annuit$ (F*-) + - [(1+i)n−1
i ]
+ [(1+0.08)9−1
0.08 ]
+ 4 2.35,
+ 235.,
;otal futu"e #alue + 235.,(1+.08)1
+ 635.1,
Problem-$:
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a. If $ou put into a sa#ings ce"tificate toda$ pa$ing inte"est of pe"cent pe" $ea"0 ho%
much mone$ %ill $ou ha#e in the account afte" si= $ea"s if no %ithd"a%als a"e made f"om it
until then' >o% much of this is inte"est'
b. Suppose $ou %ithd"a% the inte"est e#e"$ $ea". hat %ill be $ou" total ea"nings' h$ does thisdiffe" f"om the inte"est ea"ned in a'
Solution:
a. ?i#en that0/"esent #alue (/*) + Numbe" of $ea"s (n) + 1 $ea"s-nnual inte"est "ate (i) + + .Futu"e #alue (F*) +'
We know that,
F* + /* (1+i)n
+ (1+.10)6
+ 4 .1 + .1
;otal inte"est + .1 !
+ .1
b. ;otal ea"nings + 4 4 1
+ 1
;his diffe"s f"om the inte"est calculated in pa"t a b$ .1 (.1 @ 1) because the inte"est in pa"t a is
calculated on the compounded inte"est "ate but in pa"t b the inte"est is calculated on the simple inte"est
"ate.
Problem -%:
>o% much mone$ should $ou put in a sa#ings account at the end of each month in o"de" to ha#e0 in the account at the end of ten $ea"s' -ssume that the same amount %ill be sa#ed each
month and that the account pa$s1
2 pe"cent inte"est pe" month.
Solution:
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Given that,
Futu"e #alue of o"dina"$ annuit$ (F*-) + 0 Numbe" of $ea"s (n) + $ea"s
Numbe" of times pe" $ea" inte"est is compounded (m) + 2-nnual inte"est "ate (i) + 1
Monthl$ inte"est "ate (iAm) +1
2 + .,
-mount in#ested at the end of each month (-) +'
We know that,
- + F*-
[
i /m
(1
+i
/m
)
n×m
−1
] + 0 [ .005
(1+.005)10×12−1 ]
+ 1.2
Problem & ':
Solution:
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Problem -(:
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Solution:
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Problem- ):
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*lternative +:
ash flo% st"eam:
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oan amortiation scheule: Coan Messineo bo""o%ed ,0 at a 3 annual "ate of inte"est to
be "epaid o#e" 6 $ea"s. ;he loan is amo"tied into th"ee e7ual0 annual0 end!of!$ea" pa$ments.
a. alculate the annual0 end!of!$ea" loan pa$ment.
b. /"epa"e a loan amo"tiation schedule sho%ing the inte"est and p"incipal b"eakdo%n of each of the th"ee loan pa$ments.
c. E=plain %h$ the inte"est po"tion of each pa$ment declines %ith the passage of time.
Solution:
a. - + ,0 ÷ (/*IF-306)
- + ,0 ÷ 2.622
- + 103,8.8,
alculato" solution: 1031.8
b. End of oan Beginning of /a$ments End of Gea"
Gea" /a$ment Gea" /"incipal Inte"est /"incipal /"incipal
103,8.8, ,0. 20. 306,8.8, 013.,
2 103,8.8, 013., 0358.1 308.63 ,0118.
6 103,8.8, ,0118. 86.1 ,0111.8
(;he diffe"ence in the last $ea"Hs beginning and ending p"incipal is due to "ounding.)
c. ;h"ough annual end!of!the!$ea" pa$ments0 the p"incipal balance of the loan is declining0 causing
less inte"est to be acc"ued on the balance.
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1. If $ou %ish to ha#e 0 ten $ea"s f"om no%0 ho% much mone$ must $ou in#est toda$ in a
sa#ings ce"tificate that pa$s 5 pe"cent pe" $ea"'
". -ssume that it is no% Canua"$ 0 2,. n Canua"$ 0 210 $ou %ill deposit 0 into a sa#ings
account that pa$s 5 pe"cent.a. If the bank compounds inte"est annuall$0 ho% much %ill $ou ha#e in $ou" account on Canua"$
0 28'b. hat %ould $ou" Canua"$ 0 280 balance be if the bank used 7ua"te"l$ compounding "athe"
than annual compounding'c. Suppose $ou deposited the 0 in 3 pa$ments of 2, each on Canua"$ of 210 20
250 and 28. >o% much %ould $ou ha#e in $ou" account on Canua"$ 0 280 based on 5
pe"cent annual compounding'. Suppose $ou deposited 3 e7ual pa$ments in $ou" account on Canua"$ of 210 20 250
and 28. -ssuming an 5 pe"cent inte"est "ate0 ho% la"ge %ould each of $ou" pa$ments ha#e to
be fo" $ou to obtain the same ending balance as $ou calculated in pa"t a'
#. Suppose M". J takes out a tk. ,0 fi#e $ea" loan at 8. ;he loan is pa$able at , annual
installments. /"epa"e the loan amo"tiation schedule.
$. Find the /* of the st"eam of cash flo%s sho%n in the follo%ing table. -mong the fi"mKs
oppo"tunit$ cost is 2.
Gea" ash
Flo%263,
2060301050
%. Lishi Singh has 0, to in#est. >is in#estment counselo" suggests an in#estment that pa$s no
stated inte"est but %ill "etu"n 20 at the end of 6 $ea"s.a. hat annual "ate of "etu"n %ill Lishi ea"n %ith this in#estment'b. Lishi is conside"ing anothe" in#estment0 of e7ual "isk0 that ea"ns an annual "etu"n of 5.
hich in#estment should he make0 and %h$'
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