If you want to withdraw Rs 25,000 at the end of each year for the next 7 years then what amount must you invest today at 5% compounded quarterly?

Fixed deposits are one of the most safe and secure ways of investing. Besides it there is one more option which you must explore, and i.e., Public Provident Fund. PPF has a lot of edge over most other types of investments not only it provides a high rate of interest of around 8%, but also it can help you enjoy tax exemptions.
Before you invested in PPF you also must some money out for your expenses and insurance coverage. After you have sidelined some money for your other expenses and investments you can keep investing in PPF for a period of 15 years and you can extend the period by 5 more years. The current limit to PPF is Rs. 1,50,000/-. If after investing in it if you still have funds remaining to invest then you can invest in FDs and choose a return type of monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or annually.

Invest R10000 in a bank investing at 14% compounded twice a year.

A = P(1+i)^n, where A is the amount, P is the principal or initial investment, i is the interest rate per period, and n is the number of periods.

If the annual rate is 14%, the semi-annual rate is 7%. One year is now composed of 2 6-month periods.

So after one year, we have A = 10 000 (1.07)^2 or 11,449.

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Paul

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Ali decides to invest a certain sum of money in business atthe end of each year in the form of an annuity. He wants to get a sum of Rs.40,000 after 20 years. If the payments accumulate at expected profit of 8%compound annually, how much should he start investing annually?

Ali decides to invest a certain sum of money in business at the end of each year in the form of an annuity. He wants to get a sum of Rs.40, 000 after 20 years. If the payments accumulate at expected profit of 8% compound annually, how much should he start investing annually?

=10000*(1+0.96)^12
=10000*(1+0.10)^18
=10000*(1+0.10)^24

after 3 years u wil get rs 43692..