A five-year ordinary annuity has a present value of €10,000 at 5%.
- A.Calculate its annual payment. What happens to its value if the rate falls to 4%?
A five-year ordinary annuity has a present value of €10,000 at 5%.
Annual payment = €2,309.75.
With the payment fixed, a lower discount rate raises the present value.
A house costs $350,000. Pay $50,000 immediately and finance the remainder with a 30-year mortgage at 7% annually. Equal payments are made at each year-end.
Annual payment: $24,175.92
Only the $300,000 loan is amortised. The $50,000 down payment is not part of the loan balance.
An annuity costs $200,000 today and pays $25,000 at each year-end while the investor is alive. The discount rate is 5%.
At least 11 annual payments are needed.
The fractional solution is the algebraic break-even point; payments occur only at year-end.
A €60,000 loan accrues at 12% effective annually. Pay €5,000 at each of the first five year-ends, then €10,000 at each year-end. Find the theoretical annuity duration, then settle the remaining balance either as a supplement at the preceding year-end or as a smaller payment at the following year-end.
Balance after five payments: €73,976.26.
Make 19 regular €10,000 payments in years 6–24. At year 24, add €2,743.13, making the final payment €12,743.13.
Alternatively, pay only €10,000 at year 24 and settle €3,072.30 at year 25. A fractional annuity duration does not itself specify a contractual payment date.
For two years, receive €1,000 at every month-end plus €200 at the end of each even-numbered month. The effective annual discount rate is 5%.
€25,097.10