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Suppose an insurance agent offers you a policy that will provide you with a yearly income of $290,000 in 25 years. What is the...Asked by jacque
Suppose an insurance agent offers you a policy that will provide you with a yearly income of $120,000 in 30 years. What is the comparable annual salary today, assuming an inflation rate of 2%?. (Round your answer to the nearest cent.)
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Answered by
Donnie
Hi Jacque,
You are looking for the present value of this investment, so...
Interest = principal x rate x time
I = 120,000 x .02 x 1 [which is what it's worth at year 1]
i= $24,000
Good luck,
Donnie
You are looking for the present value of this investment, so...
Interest = principal x rate x time
I = 120,000 x .02 x 1 [which is what it's worth at year 1]
i= $24,000
Good luck,
Donnie
Answered by
Reiny
No insurance company works with simple interest over 30 years
let the equivalent current salary be x
x(1.02)^30 = 120 000
x = 120000/1.02^30 = $66, 248.51
let the equivalent current salary be x
x(1.02)^30 = 120 000
x = 120000/1.02^30 = $66, 248.51
Answered by
Donnie
u r right
it's compound interest, not simple.
it's compound interest, not simple.
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