Your family trust starts to provide you 5 constant annual payments of 10,000 with first payment...
Your family trust starts to provide you 5 constant annual payments of 10,000 with first payment due today. After the 5 payments, you will receive 5,000 annually in perpetuity. What’s the present value of all payments you will receive from your family trust with an appropriate discount rate of 10% p.a?
a. 72,058.54 b. 72,744.72 c. 75,849.33 d. 65,849.33
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