Your beginning salary is $70,000. You deposit 12% at the end of each year in a savings account that earns 3% interest. Your salary increases by 2% per year. What value does your savings book show after 40 years?
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We would use future value of growing annuity to calculate amount at end of 40 years | |||||
Future value of growing annuity | Annuity amount*(((1+r)^n)-((1+g)^n))/(r-g) | ||||
r is interest rate, n is number of deposit and g is growth rate | |||||
Future value of growing annuity | (70000*12%)*(((1.03)^40)-((1.02)^40))/(0.03-0.02) | ||||
Future value of growing annuity | 8400*((3.262038-2.20804)/0.01) | ||||
Future value of growing annuity | 8400*(1.053998/0.01) | ||||
Future value of growing annuity | 8400*105.3998 | ||||
Future value of growing annuity | $885,358.43 | ||||
Thus, at the end of 40 years the amount in savings account would be $885,358.43 | |||||
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