Reference no: EM132915617

Question -

You opened a savings yesterday by depositing $10,000. You then continued to make deposits of $4,000 a year. You plan on taking a vacation once the account reaches a balance of $100,000. How many deposits will you need to make if the account is expected to earn 4% per year?

Currently the S&P is returning 12% while Treasury bonds are returning 3%. If a stock has a beta of 1.1 and an expected return of 7%, what is the required return for this stock?

What would be the maximum price you should pay for a 10 year annuity that will provide payments of $800 a year? Assume the appropriate interest rate for this type of investment is 7%.

You opened a savings yesterday by depositing $10,000. You would like to be able to withdraw $2,000 per year for each of the next 4 years of college and still have $3,000 left in the account when you graduate. What interest rate does this account need to earn?

You just purchased a $30,000 car by taking out a $25,000 loan. If the loan requires 6 yearly payments with an annual interest rate of 5%, how much will each payment be?

Currently average attendance at UTSA football games is 10,000 students. If the university has a goal of 6% growth per year for 10 years, how many students would be attending games on average in 10 years?

Find the realized return that you would earn if you purchased a stock originally for $53, sold it for $46, and during the year received a dividend of $2.

You originally purchased a stock for $46 and now its worth $68. What annual rate of interest did you earn if you purchased the stock 10 years ago?

Calculate the expected range for a stock with an expected return of 4% and a standard deviation of 9%. Assume a probability of 66% (1 standard deviation). The range would be from what two percentages?