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Jim is going to establish a University Fund for his daughter Jan, who has just been born.He plans to make the first deposit of $20,000

Jim is going to establish a University Fund for his daughter Jan, who has just been born.He plans to make the first deposit of $20,000 today and make another 8 annual deposits of $5,000. After this, annual deposits of $10,000 will be made until Jan's 17th birthday. Given the long term nature of the investment, Jim anticipates a 5% pa return. The money is the transferred to an account for Jan and she will then withdraw the money in equal monthly amounts for 5 years starting on her 17th birthday. Jan will only be able to earn 3% pa on her money.

(i) How much will be available on Jan's 17th birthday, before the first withdrawal is made?

(ii) Create a schedule showing the cash inflows and outflows of this fund.How much will Jan be able to spend each month?

(Your answers should be accurate to the nearest dollar)

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