Ms. Patricia Sullivan plans to create a fund from her lottery
winnings to meet three objectives. First, she wants to create a
fund so that her mother can withdraw $20,000 per month for the
remainder of her expected life of 20 years. Second, she wants to
pay the down payment for her brother to buy a house upon graduation
from college four years from now. She expects that he will need
$100,000 for down payment at that time. Finally, she wants to
retire after 15 years and be able to withdraw $30,000 per month
starting a month from her retirement. She expects to live for 30
years after retirement. All monies earn 8 percent compounded
monthly and all cash flows occur at the end of the relevant
period.
How much money does she need to invest today to meet her first
objective?
How much money does she need to invest today to meet all three objectives?
| Objective 1 | |||
| Excel formula | Present value | ||
| =PV(8%/12,12*20,-20000,0,0) | $ 23,91,085.83 | ||
| Objective 2 | |||
| Excel formula | Present value | ||
| =PV(8%/12,4*12,0,-100000,0) | $ 72,692.06 | ||
| Objective 3 | |||
| Excel formula | Present value | ||
| =PV(8%/12,12*30,-30000,0,0) | ₹ 40,88,504.82 | ||
| Excel formula | Present value | ||
| =PV(8%/12,15*12,0,-4088504.85,0) | $ 12,36,347.72 | ||
| How much money does she need to invest today to meet her first objective? | |||
| Answer : $ 2,391,085.83 | |||
| How much money does she need to invest today to meet all three objectives? | |||
| Answer : $ 2,391,085.83 + 72,692.06 + 1,236,347.72 = $3,700,125.61 | |||
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