(TCO B)
Your daughter has just given birth to your first grandchild. You decide to
start a college fund for the child. You want the fund to have $300,000 in
it when the child turns 18. You think you can get a return of 10% per year
on your investment. How much should you deposit in the fund?
Ignore taxes. Show your work. If you use Excel, show the formula with the
parameters, and the answer. If you use a formula, provide the standard
formula, the formula with terms substituted, and the answer. If you use a
calculator, show the inputs and the answer.
Points Received:
5 of 5
Comments:
Question 2.
Question :
(TCO B)
You have a student loan of $75,000. The interest rate is 8.6% per year. You
have been out of school for 6 months and are ready to start making
payments. You want to use the maximum allowed of 10 years to pay off the
loan by making equal monthly payments. How much are the monthly payments?
Ignore taxes. Show your work. If you use Excel, show the formula with the
parameters, and the answer. If you use a formula, provide the standard
formula, the formula with terms substituted, and the answer. If you use a
calculator, show the inputs and the answer.
Points Received:
5 of 5
Comments:
Question 3.
Question :
(TCO B)
Your cousin wants to buy a car but he really can’t afford it. He needs a
loan of $22,000. The finance manager at the dealership offers him something
like a loan in which your cousin will get the $22,000 and will pay $413 per
month for the next 60 months with an additional payment of $3,000 (which
the car will surely be worth!) in the 60th
month. What interest rate is your cousin really going to pay?
Ignore taxes. Show your work. If you use Excel, show the formula with the
parameters, and the answer. If you use a formula, provide the standard
formula, the formula with terms substituted, and the answer. If you use a
calculator, show the inputs and the answer.
Solution: Devry Fine515 WEEK 2 Quiz Latest 2015 october