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QUESTION 5
You are currently thinking about setting up a retirement fund. You want to deposit $4000 every year for 35 years with
an annual increase of $750. At the end of the 35 years, how much will you have accumulated for your retirement?
Consider an interest rate of 6%.
O 478,720.87
158,649.68
O 1,401,173.87
O 309,753.46
QUESTION 19
You lend your sister's daughter $2,000 for a year, if at the end of the year she pays you $2,180. The interest rate you are charging her is
O 1.1%.
O 9%.
O 10%.
O 20%.
A coupon bond will make 20 annual coupon payments of $5,000 each and will pay a face value of
$100,000 at the end of the twenty years. Currently this bond is selling for $75,000. What is the yield
to maturity of this bond?
O 5.0 percent
O Lower than 5.0 percent
O Higher than 5.0 percent.
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