Answer to Requirement 1:
Annual Cash Required = $35,000
Interest Rate = 10%
Time Period = 4 years
Amount Deposited = $35,000 * Present Value of Annuity of $1
(10%, 4)
Amount Deposited = $35,000 * 3.170
Amount Deposited = $110,950
With the 10% interest rate, Helen needs $110,950.
Answer to Requirement 2:
Annual Cash Required = $35,000
Interest Rate = 4%
Time Period = 4 years
Amount Deposited = $35,000 * Present Value of Annuity of $1 (4%,
4)
Amount Deposited = $35,000 * 3.630
Amount Deposited = $127,050
With the 4% interest rate, Helen needs $127,050.
If Helen’s savings are earning a lower interest rate (4), she will need to save $127,050 to be able to withdraw $35,000 per year.
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