Please help!!! Ricky is 24 years old and starting an IRA(individual retirement account). He is going to invest $200 at the beginning of each month. The account is expected to earn 2.95% interest, compounded monthly. How much money will Ricky have in his IRA when he retires, at age $65?
Do you have an accumulation formula for payments at the beginning of each period? We can build it if you don't have it.
I don't
do you have choices
Can you help me solve this
Yes they are... $108,024.51 $125,609.25 $191,398.49 $265,037.90
http://www.free-online-calculator-use.com/savings-account-interest-calculator.html
I found this website that is more accurate to your question, because I didn't realize about the monthly deposit of $200
It gives me 192,067
so the closer to that number is c
I need help solving it I can't pull the calculator up on my phone
You'll need a calculator with an exponent button.
now it gives me the 191,398
I was adding 200 extra on the investment
Thanks so much can you help with a few more
if you go to that website you get the answer, try it and let me know, on starting amount just put 0
yw :)
Ricky is 24 years old and starting an IRA(individual retirement account). He is going to invest $200 at the beginning of each month. The account is expected to earn 2.95% interest, compounded monthly. How much money will Ricky have in his IRA when he retires, at age 65? Okay, here we go. 65 - 24 = 41 41 years or 41*12 ==> 492 months. i = 2.95% -- Annual Interest Rate j = I/12 = 0.002458333 -- Monthly Interest Rate r = 1+j -- Monthly Accumulation Factor. We can learn how to do ALL such problems if you can admit to getting that far and then clearing two more small hurdles.
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