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FIN222Week3_TCH4:P3,7,8,10,14CH5:P2,12,23(8Questions) CHAPTER4TIMEVALUEOFMONEY:VALUINGCASHFLOWSTREAMS 3
Youplantodeposit$500inabankaccountnowand$300attheendofoneyear. Iftheaccountearns3%interestperyear,whatwillthebalancebeintheaccountright afteryoumaketheseconddeposit?
0 500
1
300
FV1=500(1.03)+300=$815
7
Youwanttoendowascholarshipthatwillpay$10000peryearforever,startingone yearfromnow. Iftheschool’sendowmentdiscountrateis7%,whatamountmustyoudonatetoendow thescholarship? 0 1 2 … 10,000 10,000 …
PV=10,000/0.07=$142,857.14
1
8.HowwouldyouranswertoProblem7changeifyouendowitnow,butitmakesthefirst awardtoastudent10yearsfromtoday? Thisisadeferredperpetuity.
0
1
0
910 …
11…
0
10,000..
…
10,000
Step1:Thevalueinyear9(=PV9)is10,000/0.07=$142,857.14. 142, 857.14 $77, 704.82 . Step2:Thevaluetoday(=PV0)is 1.079
Becauseyourendowmentwillhave10yearstoearninterestbeforemakingitsfirstpayment,you canendowthescholarshipformuchless.
Thevalueofyourendowmentmustreach$142,857.14theyearbeforeitstarts(innineyears).
Ifyoudonate$77,704.82today,itwillgrowat7%interestfornineyears,justreaching$142,857.14, oneyearbeforethefirstpayment.
10.Whatisthepresentvalueof$1000paidattheendofeachofthenext100yearsiftheinterest rateis7%peryear?
0
1 2 3 1000 1000 1000
PV
PV
C r
100 1000
1 1 (1 r )n
1000 1 14, 269.25 1 0.07 1.07100
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14.
Youfigurethatthetotalcostofuniversitywillbe$100000peryear18yearsfromtoday. Ifyourdiscountrateis8%compoundedannually,whatisthepresentvaluetodayofthree yearsofuniversitycostsstarting18yearsfromtoday? Thisisadeferredannuity. 0
1
17
18
19
20
0
0
100,000
100,000
100,000
Step1:Thevalueoftheannuityinyear17(=PV17), PV
C r
1 100, 000 1 1 (1 r ) n 0 .08 1 (1 .08 )3 $257,709 .70
Step2:Togetitsvaluetoday(=PV0),weneedtodiscountthatlump sumamountbacktothepresent: 257,709.70
1.08
17
$69,650.93
CHAPTER5:INTERESTRATES 2.
YouareconsideringtwowaysoffinancinganEasterholiday. Youcouldputitonyourcreditcard,at15%APR,compoundedmonthly,orborrowthe moneyfromyourparents,whowantan8%interestpaymenteverysixmonths. Whichisthelowerrate?
EAR 1
CreditCard EAR 1
1
0.15 1 0.1608 16.08% 12
Parents EAR 1 0.08 1 0.1664 16.64%
Youshoulduseyourcreditcardbecausetheeffectiveannualrate(EAR)islower. Page3of8
12.
Youhavejusttakenouta$20000carloanwitha6%APR,compoundedmonthly. PV=20,000,r=0.06/12=0.005 Theloanisforfiveyears.n=5*12=60 Whenyoumakeyourfirstpaymentinonemonth,howmuchofthepaymentwillgo towardtheprincipaloftheloanandhowmuchwillgotowardinterest?
C=?(Let’ssolveforit!)
PV 20,000
C
C r
1 1 (1 r )n
1 C 1 60 0.005 1.005
20,000 0.005 1 1 1.00560
$386.66
The interestinthe firstmonth willbe the $20,000borrowed multipliedby0.5% permonth: (20000)(0.005)=$100.
So,ofyourfirstpaymentof$386.66,$100willgotowardinterestand$286.66willgotoward principal.
Typically, early in loans, much of the payment goes toward interest, but as the principal decreases and the payments stay the same, more and more of each payment goes toward principal.
$Opening balance
$C
$Principal
$Interest
$Closingbalance
=C‐Interest
=Openingbalance*0.005
=Openingbalance‐ Principal
20,000
386.66
286.66
100
19713.34
19713.34
386.66
288.09
98.57
19425.25
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Themortgageonyourhouseisfiveyearsold. Itrequiredmonthlypaymentsof$1402,hadanoriginaltermof30yearsandhadan interestrateof10%(APR). Intheinterveningfiveyears,interestrateshavefallenandsoyouhavedecidedto refinance—thatis,youwillrollovertheoutstandingbalanceintoanewmortgage. Thenewmortgagehasa30‐yearterm,requiresmonthlypayments,andhasaninterestrate of6.625%(APR).
a.
Whatmonthlyrepaymentswillberequiredwiththenewloan? OLDMORTGAGE C=1402,r=0.1/12=0.008333,n=25yearsleft*12=300
‐5
0
… 1402…
25years
1402
TodeterminetheoutstandingbalanceasofTODAY(0),
PV PV ‐5
0
1402 0.008333
C r
1 1 (1 r )n
1 1 1.008333 300 $154, 286.22
… 1402…
25years
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1402
NEWMORTGAGE C=?,r=0.06625/12=0.005521,n=30yearsleft*12=360,PV=154,286.22 0 154,286.22 C
PV
154, 286.22 C
… C…
C r
30years C
1 1 (1 r )n
C 0.005521
1 1 1.005521 360
154,286.22 * 0.005521 $987.91 1 1 1.005521360
b. Ifyoustillwanttopayoffthemortgage in25 years, what monthlypaymentshouldyou makeafteryourefinance? NEWMORTGAGEwiththenewn C=?,r=0.06625/12=0.005521,PV=154,286.22,n=25yearsleft*12=300 0 154,286.22
C…
C
PV 154, 286.22
C
C
C r
25years
…
1 1 (1 r )n
C 0.005521
1 1 1.005521300
154, 286.22 * 0.005521 $1053.83 1 1 1.005521300 Page6of8
c. Supposeyouarewillingtocontinuemakingmonthlypaymentsof$1402.Howlongwillit takeyoutopayoffthemortgageafterrefinancing? NEWMORTGAGEwithC=1402 C=1402,r=0.06625/12=0.005521,PV=154,286.22,n=?
0 …n=? 154,286.22 1402 1402…
PV
C r
1 1 (1 r )n
1402 1 1 $154, 286.22 0.005521 1.005521n
Naturallogarithm(Ln(X))isthelogarithmtothebaseeofanumber:Eg.Ln(2)(easily solvablebyacalculator!),Ln(2)=0.69314718...... Naturallogarithmpowerrule:Ln(XY)=Y*Ln(X):Eg.Ln(28)=8*Ln2
Usingtheabovelogpowerrule,pleasesolveforn.
1 0.005521 1 1.005521n $154, 286.22 * 1402 1 0.607571 1 1.005521n 1 1 0.607571 1.005521n 1 0.392429 1.005521n 1 1.005521n 0.392429 n 1.005521 2.54823 n Ln1.005521 Ln 2.54823 n * Ln1.005521 Ln 2.54823 Ln 2.54823 n 169.8929 Ln1.005521 Itwilltakeyouabout170months. 170months/12=14.1666667years=14years2months Page7of8
d. Supposeyouarewillingtocontinuemakingmonthlypaymentsof$1402,andwanttopay off the mortgage in 25 years. How much additional cash can you borrow today as part of the refinancing? C=1402,r=0.06625/12=0.005521,n=25yearsleft*12=300,PV=? Theamountofadditionalborrowing=PVcomputed–$154,286.22 0 PV=?
25years
1402…
1402
1402
PV
…
C r
1 1 (1 r )n
PV
1402 1 1 $205,259.23 0.005521 1.005521300
Henceyoucanborrowanadditional$205,259.23–$154,286.22=$50,973.01
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