Suppose you deposit $600 into an account paying 5% annual interest. You decide to keep your money
Question:
Suppose you deposit $600 into an account paying 5% annual interest. You decide to keep your money in that account for 10 years. Fill out the following tables for two scenarios:
Q1 A. (7 points). Assume the account is paying simple interest – meaning earned interest is not reinvested.
Principal | Annual Simple Interest | Total Simple Interest at the end of the investment horizon | Total $ on the account at the end of the investment horizon |
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B. (5 points). Assume the account is paying compound interest – meaning earned interest is reinvested and earns its own interest.
Principal | Annual Compound Interest | Total Compound Interest at the end of the investment horizon | Total $ on the account at the end of the investment horizon |
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C. (2 points). What is the effect of the interest compounding? That is, how much more money did you earn with compound interest?
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Principles Of Managerial Finance
ISBN: 978-0136119463
13th Edition
Authors: Lawrence J. Gitman, Chad J. Zutter