Lesson Plan - Deferred Annuities
Lesson Plan - Deferred Annuities
28, 2015
Date: Oct
Deferred Annuities
First Semester
Topic:
Financial Mathematics I
BMTH1003
Context / Theme:
Class Outcomes:
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Learning Objective
At the end of this lesson, you will be able to calculate the present
value, the size of the monthly payments and the term of a deferred
annuity, along with the value of the final payment.
Participatory Learning
Using a Power Point Presentation, the students and I will rethink the
questions of the pre-test. I will encourage participation and will be walking
around the classroom checking their work. Ill be explaining the concept of
deferred annuity while solving the problem. After this, we will work
together the following problems. I will use graphs (time lines), calculator
and formulas.
Suppose you want to withdraw $600 at the end of every month for 4
years. If the account pays 6% compounded quarterly, how much
should be in the account now if the withdrawals are deferred for six
months?
Find the discounted value of payments of $600 made at the end of
each quarter for eight years. The interest rate is 5% compounded
semi-annually and the first payment is deferred for 1 year.
A car is priced at $16200 requiring a down payment of 15% and equal
monthly payments for 5 years. If interest is 8% compounded quarterly,
and the first payment is deferred for 6 months, what is the size of the
monthly payments?
If payments are deferred for four months. For how long will Juliet have
to make payments if she agrees payments of $500 to repay a loan of
$5000 and interest is 8% compounded quarterly? The last payment is
less than $500 for sure. What is the size of this smaller concluding
payment?
Post-test
To determine if the student have indeed learned I will ask them to work the
following questions
.
Edmonton Pizza borrowed money to redesign their restaurant.
Payments of $1600 would be made at the beginning of each month for
two years, starting in eighteen months. Interest on the loan is 7.12%
compounded monthly. How much must the company borrow today?
Sharon plans to retire in fifteen years. To supplement her pension in
the first five years of retirement, she wants to be able to draw $200 at
the end of each month from a retirement fund that she intends to start
today. How much must she deposit today in order to carry out her plan
if money is worth 6.5 % compounded monthly?
Summary
I will give the following point to the students to summarize the lesson, I
will give them some hint to solve any problem involving a deferred annuity.
Consider the Future value of the deferment period = The present value
of the annuity term.
If the question is related to the annuity term, start solving the problem
from the period of deferment
If the question is related to the deferment period, start solving the
problem
from the annuity term