Question 64 1 pts Jane wants to set aside some money whereby each of her 5 daughters will receive $4 thousand per year for the next 20 years. The first payments to her daughters will begin one year from today and Jane expects to earn 3.25% per year on her money. How much does she have to deposit today to totally fund her daughters' payments? Round your answer to the nearest whole dollar. For example, $1.234.56 is 1235 Do not enter Sor % signs. You can enter commas. Question 65 1 pts Jane plans on saving $808 for retirement today, her 26th birthday. Given salary increases, she plans on increasing her annual contribution by 2% per year up until she makes her last deposit on her 72nd birthday. Jane believes she can earn 10% per year on these savings. After she makes her last deposit how much money will be in her retirement account? Round your answer to the nearest whole dollar. For example, $1.234.56 is 1235 Do not enter $ or % signs. You can enter commas. Question 66 1 pts ard Question 66 1 pts What is the present value of the following set of cash flows if the discount rate is 11.50% per year round your answer to the nearest whole dollar and submit the absolute value. For example, $1,234,56 is 1235 Do not enter $ or signs. You can enter commas. Time Cash Flow O $7.4 thousand outflow 1 $1.4 thousand inflow 2 SO 3 $3.3 thousand inflow 4 $3.3 thousand inflow 5 $3.3 thousand inflow 6 $1.8 thousand outflow 7 $2.7 thousand inflow D Question 67 1 p Bob is purchasing a car for $43.6 thousand. He is going to finance it with monthly payments for seven years. The APR on the loan is 18 Question 67 1 pts Bob is purchasing a car for $43.6 thousand. He is going to finance it with monthly payments for seven years. The APR on the loan is 18% but when he reads the fine print he realizes that interest is compounded daily-and even finer print reveals there are 360 days in a year. What will his payments be? Round your answer to the nearest whole dollar. For example, $1234.56 is 1235 Do not enter $ or % signs. You can enter commas. Question 68 1 pts Jane is thinking about buying an annuity from WSB Inc. which pays $731 per month for the next 12 years. Payments are made at the end of each month. If her opportunity cost is 12% per year with monthly compounding for the first eight years and then 6% APR with monthly compounding for the remaining years, what would she be willing to pay today for this annuity? Round your answer to the nearest whole dollar. For example, $1,234.56 is 1235 Do not enter $ or % signs. You can enter commas. ard