BUS201
Selecting, buying, and selling stocks, bonds, and other financial instruments are important to personal financial planning. The Wilson Family has been investing $2,000 annually in an IRA for the past 6 years, which is invested in a portfolio of mutual fund. The average return on stocks since 1926 has been about 10%. How much will the IRA be worth in 7.2 Years?
A. $16,974
B. $33,949
C. $53,439
D. None of the above.
PMT = 2000
PV = 0
N = 13
rate = 10%
use FV function in Excel
value after 13 years = 49,045.42
after 13.2 years the worth is 49,045.42 * 1.10.2 = 49,989.30
so none of the above
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