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8. You just purchased an older Porsche 911 for $42,000. You are making a 15% down payment and financing the balance at 4.99% over 60 months. What is your payment? A. $594.30 B. $633.92 C. $713.16 D. $673.54 9. You have $10,000 for a down payment on a house, and can afford a payment of $1,250 per month at 5.2% for 15 years. What is the most you can spend on the home? A. $167,032.69 B. $163,981.35 C. $164,988.94 D. $166,006.02 10. You just turned 25 years old and want to retire at age 60. You expect to live until age 85 and would like to have $25,000 per month available to spend. You believe that you will be able to earn 11% on your investments during your working years, but the rate of return will drop to 8% during your retirement years. How much do you need to invest in your retirement account each month until you retire? A. $394.35 B. $920.15 C. $657.25 D. $262.90 ****EXCEL Please **** 

          8. You just purchased an older Porsche 911 for $42,000. You are making a 15% down payment and financing the balance at 4.99% over 60 months. What is your payment? A. $594.30 B. $633.92 C. $713.16 D. $673.54 
9. You have $10,000 for a down payment on a house, and can afford a payment of $1,250 per month at 5.2% for 15 years. What is the most you can spend on the home? A. $167,032.69 B. $163,981.35 C. $164,988.94 D. $166,006.02 
10. You just turned 25 years old and want to retire at age 60. You expect to live until age 85 and would like to have $25,000 per month available to spend. You believe that you will be able to earn 11% on your investments during your working years, but the rate of return will drop to 8% during your retirement years. How much do you need to invest in your retirement account each month until you retire? A. $394.35 B. $920.15 C. $657.25 D. $262.90 ****EXCEL Please ****
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8. You just purchased an older Porsche 911 for $42,000. You are making a 15% down payment and financing the balance at 4.99% over 60 months. What is your payment? A. $594.30 B. $633.92 C. $713.16 D. $673.54 9. You have $10,000 for a down payment on a house, and can afford a payment of $1,250 per month at 5.2% for 15 years. What is the most you can spend on the home? A. $167,032.69 B. $163,981.35 C. $164,988.94 D. $166,006.02 10. You just turned 25 years old and want to retire at age 60. You expect to live until age 85 and would like to have $25,000 per month available to spend. You believe that you will be able to earn 11% on your investments during your working years, but the rate of return will drop to 8% during your retirement years. How much do you need to invest in your retirement account each month until you retire? A. $394.35 B. $920.15 C. $657.25 D. $262.90 ****EXCEL Please ****
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00:01 In problem 1st a part, the principal value that is $9000, rate of interest 3 % compounded annually and the period t is equal to 10 years.
00:30 So, to find the future value, the amount will be taken at the time of retirement...
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