Ret Ins Inv
Ret Ins Inv
ppf, loan and fd no compunding divide the rate by 12 for eg for monthly rate
real ror -
calc pv of insurance
under retiremnt- calc pv of corpus at retirement (when pmt is given)
amt to be withdrawn post riterement
> savings given
> savings and estate diff
pv of any recurring exp (education, vacation) annuity form
calc hlv (through income or exp based method)
RETIREMENT
retirement corpus+savings
retirement corpus given and any other goal is givn --> how much he should save
> how much I can withdraw each month and estate is given - deduct pv of estate from reti
> if estate given and have to calc savings in the pre retirement period
ENT I WILL NEED 1 L PA
ATE OF RETURN
bonus 1678000
Interim bon 500000
roi 6%
post retirement period 15
pv of corpus neded @ 60 INR 3,088,495.18
does the investmet corpus suffice? yes as FV is > than PV needed
INR 2,494,569.26
has been saving since 25 therefore the investment period will be 60-25
Part 1: calculate the FV of all investments from 30 to 58.
Annuity of savings 200000
ROI 6%
Period 28
FV of all investments from INR 14,527,959.66
other way
INR 180,069.77
curren exp ps 325000
4%
585306.639289748
PV of retirement corpus @ 45
roi 7%
years 40
INR 14,182,819.48 need
expenses 1102750.30519935
pv of expenses (total corpu (INR 13,740,817.19)
part 1
FV of investment at 55 INR 64,870,225.55
part 2
estate at 55 INR 12,974,045.11
value of estate at 75 INR 125,151,441.74
part 3: living expenses
at 55 INR 51,896,180.44
withdrawal amt monthly INR 355,896.76
PART 1
PV of UG @52 INR 2,201,856.05
PV of UG @40 INR 445,158.24
PV of PG @ 56 INR 2,826,205.51
PV of PG @ 40 INR 335,354.70
a) accumulated amoount at 60
amt invested INR 6,000.00
INR 15,169,692.38
c)
monthly spending INR 130,000.00
pv in case he withdraws o INR 13,151,183.84 use real ror, if inflation given
differencial remaining at 6 INR 2,018,508.54
estate at 80 INR 16,273,844.68
part 1
time period 100
roi 3.33%
pmt 9500
accumulated sum at t+25 INR 7,505,910.51
(-) marriage exp INR 2,500,000.00
amount invested at t+25 fo INR 5,005,910.51
amount he can withdraw du INR 434,210.73
Version for sum 1: Abhishek has been investing Rs. 10,000 since fast 4 years every quarter. He intends to continue with the same investmen
the marrlage of his daughter, the current cost of which is Rs. 500,000. He will again need to withdraw money for his Son's marriage after 2
800,000. Marriage cost escafates at 4.5% p.a. His investments yield him a return of 14% p.a. for next 15 years. invetsment return then subsid
will require Rs. 430,000 p.a. in the 1st year post retirement. He estimates to a period of 20 years post retirement. During his distribution pha
while inflate is estimated at 5.5% b.a. How much more does he need to invest from today till another 15 years (quarterly) so as to fu
time period 76
roi 3.33%
pmt 10000
accumulated sum at t+15 INR 3,430,636.19
wedding cost of daughter INR 967,641.22
wedding cost of son at t+20 INR 1,929,371.22
pv of wedding cost of son at t+15 ###
what is the surplus or deficit at the age of 55. in case of deficit how much amt will he invest on quarte
MONEY BACK
en cost is 1.50cr
A is 35L. Simple revisionary bonus is 28 per 1000 SA for the first 5 years, which then increases by 1.5 rs for each
5 to life expectancy (83) he will require 78% of then expenses
pa
pa
Answer:
Current age
Retirement age
Life expectancy
Current monthly living expenses
He needs 1500000 in current terms after 5 years from today
At the age of 70 he wants to go to a trip, the current cost is
He also wants to celebrate @60, the then cost is
His father had bought a 25 year money back policy when he was 19 years
The SA of policy
Simple revisionary bonus 28 rs per 1000 SA for the first 5 years
which then increases by 1.5 rs for each interval of 5 years
From the age of 60 to 75, he will require 87% of then expenses
From the age of 75 to 83, he will require 78% of then expenses
Inflation till the age of 50 for living expenses (30-50)
thereafter, inflation subsides to till retirement (50-60)
from 60 to 75, the inflation is
and thereafter it is
Nominal ROR for all investments till 50
ROR subsides by 1% for remaining period till retirement
It then subsides to, till the age of 70
which then subsides to, till retirement
Wedding inflation
Trip inflation
What is surplus/deficit @55?
In case of deficit, how much amt will he invest quarterly from today to 55?
3500000
6.50%
6.35%
5.25%
4.25%
12.85%
11.85%
11.50%
11.25%
4.50%
5.40%
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1084348.00277003
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3661426.56051435
1869272.90647969
1792153.65403466
10987495.0714084
1984616.05774432
1400000
2712500
4112500
8494059.35503188
21466170.4841846
37578073.917997
8568628.5562538 (i)
8196424.35388708 I want to know the value of this trp @60 so I will discount it by 11.5% a
2759788.24965405 I want to know the value of this trp @55 so I will discount it by 11.85%
1576506.69368 (ii)
₹ 69,227,257.25
₹ 31,649,183.33 NOTE:
Unitary method is used when:
1. I have the % of debt and equity, but the amount
2. It is used when I know the future value I want to
343.329640741564
₹ 573.84
55153.5852654945 This amount should be invested quarterly for 25 years, to take care of
₹ 18,935,860.61 Cross-
₹ 31,649,183.33 Check
er on death or maturity
scount it by 11.5% as that is the ROI from 60 to 70
scount it by 11.85% as that is the ROI from 50 to 60
0 from 30 to 50 at the above inflation rate to get the inflation-adjusted expenses @50
y the above rate for 120 months (70-60)*12. This amount then becomes the PMT.
ve already accounted for that
-1,(60-30)*12,-B1*(1-B2),0,1)
-1,(80-60)*12,-(B1*(1-B2))*((1+B4)^30)*0.5,0,1)