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A loan will be paid by means of payment of 250 each,every 6 months for 10 years.An interest rate of 5% per year compounded every 6 months will be applicable the present value of the loan is


If 35 000 accumulates to 48 328 at a continuous compounded rate of year then the term under consideration is


Mapuleng deposit 1500 at the end of every month into an account that earns 12.5% interest per year,compounded monthly. After two years, she stops making this monthly contributions because the interest rate changes to 15% per year compounded every two months. if no withdrawals or deposits are made for four years the balance in the account will be


To pay off a loan of 7000 due now and a loan of 2000 in 14 month's time olarato agrees to take three payments in two, 5 and 10 months time respectively. The second payment is to be double the first and the third payment is to be triple the 1st. what is the size of the payment at month 5 if interest is calculated at 16% per year compounded monthly


Lindiwe decides that she would like to buy her daughter, Mbali, a car when she turns 21 in six years' time. She deposits R6 000 each month into an account earning 8,94% interest per year, compounded monthly. The amount that Lindiwe (rounded to the nearest rand) will have available six years from now is


6 years ago on Olwethu lent happy 150,000 on condition that you will pay her back in 9 years time. The applicable interest rate is 15.5% per year compounded mothly.Happy also owes Olwethu another amount of 250,000 that he has to pay back six years from now for a loan that earned interest at 16.4% per year compounded semi-annually.happy asks Olwethu if he can settle both his debts three years from now.The total amount that happy will have to pay all way to 3 years from now is


The smart treasure fund was credited for Samson after he lost his leg in a battle with Pirates the fund was undertaken to pay him 1200000 now Samson prefers to receive three payments one 3 years from now: one twice the size of the first payment 6 years from now, and one four times the size of the first payment 10 years from now. The amount of money to the nearest rent that Samson can expect to receive 6 years from now if the interest rate applicable is 8.6% per year compounded quarterly will be?


A company is considering an investment proposal to install new milling controls. The project will cost Kshs 50,000,000. The facility has a life expectancy of five years and no salvage value. The company’s tax rate is 40%. The estimated cash flows from the proposed investment proposal are as follows:



Year CF Kshs 000



1 13,000



2 14,000



3 18,000



4 23,000



5 25,000



Compute:



a. Accounting Rate of Return (2Marks)



b. Discounted payback period at 6% discounting factor (4 Marks)



c. Net present value at 15% discounting factor and advise management on the project’s feasibility ( 4 Marks)




brooke pays $239.52 for a car lease at the beginning of every quarter for 5 years and 9 month at 4.46% compounded quarterly what type of annuity is this

Suppose Arya is an entrepreneur. She is planning to set aside funds for the next eight years in order


to make a down payment on her own house. After considering the various apartments of Dhaka,


Arya chose Dhanmondi as her desired future residency. Based on going price, she learned that a


two-bedroom, two-bath house currently costs $88,000. She wanted to make a down payment of


20%. Because it will be eight years after she buys a house, the $88,000 price will surely not be the


same in the future. To estimate the rate at which the median house price will increase, she


considered the historical price appreciation in Dhanmondi. In the past, homes appreciated


by nearly 4% per annum. Arya was satisfied with this estimation. IDLC provides several


opportunities for Arya to invest the funds that will be devoted to the purchase of her future home.


She feels that a balanced account containing stocks, bonds, and government securities would


realistically achieve an annual rate of return of 8%.

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