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Imagine Homer Simpson actually invested $100,000 five years ago at a 6.5 percent annual ineterest rate....

Imagine Homer Simpson actually invested $100,000 five years ago at a 6.5 percent annual ineterest rate. If he invests an additional $200 a month starting now for 20 years at the same 6.5 percent annual rate, how much money will Homer have 20 years from now?

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FV of Amount Invested = Amount Invested five years ago * (1 + r)(n + 5)

= $100,000 * (1 + 0.065)(20 + 5)

= $100,000 * 4.8277 = $482,769.91

FV of Annuity Due = Payment + Payment * [{1 - (1 + r)-(n-1)} / r]

= $200 + $200 * [{(1 + 0.065/12)[(20*12)-1] - 1} / (0.065/12)]

= $200 + $200 * [2.6367 / 0.0054]

= $200 + $200 * [486.7842]

= $200 + $97,356.84 = $97,556.84

Balance in Homer's Account 20 years from now = FV of Amount Invested + FV of Annuity Due

= $482,769.91 + $97,556.84 = $580,326.75

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