# annuities

1. ### Excel Templates for contingent annuities - part 2 - Whole & Temporary Life Annuity

Here's the 2nd part of this stuff. College kids might have some use for it.
2. ### Excel Templates for contingent annuities - part 1 - Pure Endowment - Present Value

Thought I'd post this stuff while I still have time. Might be dead in a few months. Found an old unresolved problem in my notes. Perhaps Sir TKHunny can shed some light one it: How does one define the probability of someone aged x will live at most n years?
3. ### Amortization of Loans and Annuities - Need Help

Hey guys. I need some help on a few questions. I really appreciate the help. 1) A owes B the sum of $5000 and agrees to pay B the sum of$1000 at the end of each year for five years and a final payment at the end of the sixth year. How much should the final payment be if interest is at 8%...
4. ### Annuities certain (arrear and due)

Hey guys, I have a few questions that I've been stuck on for a few days, these questions have no solutions provided so I was wondering if anyone can check them for me. The first 3 questions I have completed with full working however I'm not entirely sure if they are correct, the last 4 I have no...
5. ### Help with annuities due.

Also ya know show me the formulas for annuities due? The instructions in the book are: Find the amount of the following annuities due if interest is compounded annually. Find the amount of interest earned. R= $1200 i=o.075 n=8 Answer in back of book$13,475.82 $3875,82 R=$17544 i=0.08 n=10...

9. ### Annuities

So looking at an explanation of ordinary annuities, it says that for a payment of R after n payment periods, with interest rate i, is described by the table: Payment...............Conversion Periods.............Amount 1.........................n-1.................................R(1+i)^(n-1)...

17. ### Annuities and Interest Formulas

So in my math class I have decided to do a project on Annuties and Interest but I have run into a problem. So this is the formula I use for it FV=PMT (1 + i)n -1 / i i= Interest n= number of compounding periods PMT= Amount of Periodic Payment FV= Future Value So I had to make up my own...

20. ### Simple Annuities #2

Another question, i have the answer, but i am not sure if my working is the right working. 'A car loan of $10,000 at J_{12}=12% is being paid off by n monthly payments. The first (n-1) payments are$263.34 per month. The final payment is \$263.24. Determine the duration of the loan...