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Accumulating money via ordinary annuity and spending simultaneously via sinking fund
Problem 1Gabriella and Mario plan to send their son to university. To pay for this
they will contribute 10 equal yearly payments to an account bearing interest at the APR of 3.4%,
compounded annually. Five years after their first contribution, they will begin the first of five,
yearly, withdrawals of $35,600 to pay the university's bills. How large must their yearly contributions be?
Solution
Below is the time scale to this problem, showing years, contributions and withdrawals.
contributions C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10
years |--1--|--2--|--3--|--4--|--5--|--6--|--7--|--8--|--9--|--10-|
withdrawals W1 W2 W3 W4 W5
Let say that every contribution is made September, 1, each year;
every compounding is made August, 31, each year,
and every withdrawal is made September, 1, each year.
Then in first five years we have annuity due saving plan with annual deposits X dollars.
So, we can write expression for the future value of the account after 5 years (at the end of the 5-th year)
FV(5) = = . (1)
Starting from the beginning of the 6-th year, we have contributions of X dollars and withdrawals of 36500 dollars
at the same day. So, we can interpret it as if we have withdrawals only of the size (35600-X) dollars
at the beginning of each year starting from 6-th year .
So, on years from 6-th to 10-th, we have, actually, a sinking fund, which has the starting amount FV(5) and
five withdrawals of (35600-X) dollars each, compounded annually at 3.4%
FV(5) = = . (2)
Together with expression (1), it gives us this equation
= . (3)
Cancel factors 1.034 in both sides, and cancel 0.34 in denominators. You will get then
= . (4)
From this point, there are two ways to proceed.
One way is to calculate coefficients in each side directly. You will get
X*0.181959767 = (36500-X)*0.153947513.
Simplify and find X
0.181959767*X = 36500*0.153947513 - 0.153947513*X
0.181959767*X + 0.153947513*X = 36500*0.153947513
(0.181959767 + 0.153947513)*X = 36500*0.153947513
X = = 16728.08.
Thus, the regular annual deposit should be 16,728.08 dollars.
Another way is to notice that equation (4) is equivalent to
1.034^5*X = 36500 - X,
X = = = 16728.08 dollars,
and you get the same answer as above.
ANSWER. The regular annual deposit should be 16,728.08 dollars (ten equal installments).
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