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II. TVM and Asset Valuation 1. To repay a personal debt, you need to have $10,000 to pay back in three years. You expect to be able to earn 8% annually on investments over the next three years. How much money do you need to set aside to cover the $10,000 liability? 2. After years of working as a successful entrepreneur, you have decided to sell your business. You have received two offers. Argon Corp has offered $14 million in cash at the time of the sale. Neon Inc has offered to pay $4 million at the time of the sale and another $13 million in two years. You expect to earn a return of 12% per year on all investments. Which offer should you accept? 3. Preferred stock in Piston Corp pays quarterly dividends of $1.00. It is trading for $25.00. What rate of return could you earn on Piston Corp? 4. To reward yourself for your newfound mastery of finance, you have decided to purchase a new car. You can afford monthly payments of $200. With your credit, the APR on your loan will be 9%. If you want to make payments for the next 3 years, how much can you afford to pay for a car? 5. You just won $150 million in the lottery. You have the choice between a lump-sum payment of $75 million or an annuity that pays you equal amounts of the $150 million each year for 30 years ($5 million per year). With your investment expertise, you expect to earn 6.5% on all investments. a) Which choice should you make? b) What size of annual payment we could create through investing the $75 million at 6.5% annually? c) At what expected return on investments would you be indifferent between the two options? 6. A zero-coupon bond for Sun Inc with 10 years to maturity is trading for $512.35. What is the YTM? 7. You purchased a new car for $74,000. Your payments are $1,800 per month for 48 months. What interest rate are you paying on the loan? 8. A 7.5% bond maturing in 8 years is trading for $915. What is the yield to maturity? Assume semiannual coupon payment. 9. For your retirement, your company set up a perpetuity in your name. You will receive $20,000 per year forever with the perpetuity. An associate has offered to pay you $300,000 to purchase the perpetuity from you. You think you can earn 6% annually on investments. a) Should you sell the perpetuity? b) At what expected return on investments would you be indifferent between selling and keeping the perpetuity? 10. Clipper Inc stock is trading for $15.80. Clipper just paid a dividend of $1.25. You project dividend growth of 4%. What is the implied return on Clipper stock