You have $25,000 in a brokerage account now, and you plan to deposit an additional $10,000 at the end of every future year, starting one year from today, and your goal is to accumulate $900,000 in 20 years. What annual interest rate (APR) must you earn for this to occur?

In which of these markets would the prices of financial assets be LEAST efficient?

You deposit $100 into an account today. It will grow at 9% (APR) compounded annually. What will this sum be worth in 60 years?

In which of these markets would the prices of financial assets be MOST efficient?

You will receive $35,000 in 40 years. How much is this future lump sum worth, today, based on an interest rate of 8% (APR), compounded annually?

You deposit $100 into an account today. It will grow at 7% (APR) compounded annually. What will this sum be worth in 60 years?

Calculate the free cash flow (FCF) of Wrigley’s in 2022

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You borrow $7,000 today for home repairs. If the interest rate is 12% (APR) compounded monthly, and the loan is for five years, then what would your monthly payment be if the first payment is to be made one month from now?

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