You want to retire in 46 years with $10,000,000. You plan to start saving next year and then growing each retirement contribution by 1% per year. You are confident that you can compound your savings at 9% per year. How much must your first payment be?
(future value of growing annuity problem) - please show work
Using goal seek
first payment is 15656.72
Future value of Growing annuity = | P/(r - g) × [ (1+r)n - (1+g)n] | |||
P= | Periodic payment | 15,656.72 | ||
g= | Growth rate | 1% | ||
r= | Rate of interest per period: | |||
Annual rate of interest | 9.00000% | |||
Frequency of payment | once in every 12 months | |||
Payments per year | 12/ 12= | 1 | ||
Interest rate per period | 0.09/1= | 9.00000% | ||
n= | number of payments: | |||
Number of years | 46 | |||
Payments per year | 1 | |||
number of payments | 46 | |||
Future value of annuity= | 15656.72/(0.09 - 0.01) × [ (1 + 0.09 )^46 - (1+ 0.01)^46 ] | |||
Future value of annuity= | 10,000,002.45 |
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