Today you buy a Wal-Mart bond with $10,000 par value and $678 semi-annual coupon payments. The bond matures in 7 years. You plan to hold the bond to its maturity. Wal-Mart will send you a check for the coupon payment every six months, with the first check arriving six months from today. At the maturity of the bond, Wal-Mart will send you a separate check for $10,000. You assume that Wal-Mart will not go bankrupt before the bond matures.

Over the life of the bond, the bond price will fluctuate, perhaps between $9,000 and $11,000. Thus, each coupon payment will be too small to reinvest in this Wal-Mart bond. Instead, you plan to deposit your coupons in a savings account that you expect will pay an APR of 2.79% per year, with semi-annual compounding.

What is the future value of your investment?

Round your answer to the nearest dollar.