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Annuties Help (I don't need an answer to the problem jsut help on which formula to use)?

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You would like to collect 3500 each quarter for 10 years after you retire and you can set up this annuity in a n account that pays 12% compounded quarterly. how much will you need at the beginning of your annuity?

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  1. If made an initial deposit "D0" and each quarter thereafter you  withdrew "T" amount

    'n'   number of quarters

    'i'   interest rate per quarter i.e. 12% APR use 0.12/4

    'D0'  initial deposit

    'T'   withdrawel at beginning of each quarter starting on 2nd quarter

        

    Balance after 'n' quarters with 'T' withdrawal each quarter

    Bal(n) =  D0*(1+i)^n + T*( (1 - (1 + i)^n) / i) - 1)

    set 'n' = 10*4 = 40 quarters

    set Bal(n) = 0

    solve for D0

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