Inflation Rate of Return (Nominal) IARR N FV in current dollar FV in future dollar Exisiting saving Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 4% 9.00% 4.81% 10 $200,000 $296,049 SO A: PMT Equal Payments $19,486 $19,486 $19,486 $19,486 $19,486 $19,486 $19,486 $19,486 $19,486 $19,486 Sarah wants to start her own business in 10 years. She needs to accumulate $200,000 (today's dollars) in 10 years to sufficiently start her business. She assumes that inflation will average 4%, and that she can earn a 9% compound annual after-tax return on her investments. Sarah wants to increase her annual saving with inflation adjustment. What will Sarah's payment be at the end of the second year? Part A: What is annual equal saving? Part B: They will increase their savings annually at the rate of inflation. How much should they save at the end of year 2? + Balance $19,486 $40,726 $63,877 $89,112 $116,618 $146,599 $179,279 $214,900 $253,727 $296,049 B: PMT Serial Payments Balance se adjustmetns like 1 + 4% C: PMT Serial Payments Balance Create four figures following in-class example screenshot Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Nicely

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