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ANNUITY • P and F EXAMPLES:

ANNUITY 𝐅 1. A contractor bought a concrete mixer at


- Series of uniform payments mad at equal P= ′ P120,000.00 if paid in cash. The mixer may
(𝟏+𝐢)𝐧
intervals of time. TYPES OF ANNUITY also be purchased by installment to be
Purposes of Annuity: A. Ordinary Annuity paid within 5 years. If money is worth 8%,
1. As a payment of a debt by a series of - Payment is made at the end of each how much must be paid at the beginning
equal payment at equal time intervals, period starting from the first period. of each year? (ans: P27,829.00)
also known as amortization. 2. A contract calls for semiannual payments
2. To accumulate a certain amount in the of P40,000.00 for the next ten years and in
future by depositing equal amounts at an additional payment of P250,000.00 at
equal time intervals. The amounts are the end of that time. Find the equivalent
called sinking fund. cash value of the contract at 7%
3. As a substitute to periodic payment for a ** considering time 0 to time 6 or vice versa for compounded semiannually. (ans:
future lump sum payment. this instance, n = 6 and n’ = 6 P694,138)
Examples of Annuities: B. Deferred Annuity 3. In five years, P18,000.00 will be needed to
- Regular deposit on a savings account - First Payment is deferred a certain number pay for a building renovation. In order to
- Monthly home mortgage payments of periods after the first. generate this sum, a sinking fund consisting
- Monthly insurance payments of the three annual payments is
- Monthly payment on a brand new car established. For tax purposes, no further
Elements of Annuity: payments will be made after three years.
A = Periodic Payment What payment is necessary of the money
P = Present worth of all periodic payment is worth 15% per annum?
F or S = Future worth or Sum of all the periodic ** considering time 0 to time 6 or vice versa for
payments after the last payment is made. this instance, n = 4 and n’ = 6 PERPETUITY
i = interest rate per payment C. Annuity Due - Annuity where the payment periods
n = number of payments - Payment is made at the beginning of extend to forever or the periodic
n’ = number of periods from time zero up to the each period starting from the first period. payments continue indefinitely
last payment 𝐀
P=
𝐢
Relationships: EXAMPLE:
• A and F 1. If money is worth 8%, determine the
𝐀[(𝟏+𝐢)𝐧 −𝟏] present value of a perpetuity of P1,000.00
F= payable annually, with the first payment
𝐢 ** considering time 0 to time 6 or vice versa for
due at the end of 5 years.
this instance, n = 7 and n’ = 6
• A and P 2. Find the present value in pesos of a
𝐀[(𝟏+𝐢)𝐧 −𝟏] perpetuity of P15,000.00 payable semi-
P= ′ annually if money is worth 8%
(𝟏+𝐢)𝐧 (𝐢)
compounded quarterly.

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