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- Investing for Wedding
- Investing for Retirement
- Energy sector mutual fund
- General electric bond – 18 months
- Johnson & Johnson stock
- Money market shares
- General electric bond – 2.5 years
- Short term junk Bonds
- Treasury Note – 60 months
CD – 24 months= Maturity period has met the criteria for short term goal and money used for their wedding
General electric bond – 18 months=Bonds are generally Long term or short term depends upon the maturity period for this bond has only 18 months maturity period
Money market shares = This instrument is readily converted into cash at any point in time
Saving account = No obligation of any maturity period saving account is personal account
Short term junk Bonds = Short term junk bonds are for a short period of time
Energy sector mutual fund = This sector mutual fund has long term maturity period and thereafter returns in the long term
Johnson & Johnson stock = It is considered as a dividend growth stock and investor invest for high growth on the market value of the share price
General electric bond – 2.5 years = This instrument has a long term maturity period
Dow ETF ETF is retained for capital gains in the near future period but their gestation period is high
Treasury Note – 60 months = Investment for 60 months which is not suited for short term goal of investor
Total staff = 4 + 20 + 4 + 2 + 50 = 80
P(Factory Worker) = 50/80 = 5/8
Answer: 5/8
Answer:
C. $1.24 million
Explanation:
Given that
Annualized interest compounded = 5%
For monthly, it would be = 5% ÷ 12 months = 0.4167%
Time = 235 years
For monthly, it would be = 235 years × 12 months = 2,820
Present value = $10
We know that
Future value = Present value × (1 + interest rate)^number of years
= $10 × (1 + 0.4167%)^2820
After solving this, the answer would be $1.24 million
Answer: a condominium.
Explanation:
A condominium refers to a large property complex that is made up of individual units where each unit is separately owned.
The onwer of a condominium owns the air space that is inside their own condominium but sharing an ownership interest in the stairwells, the floor, sidewalks and other exterior areas. It should also be noted that the yards, and other recreation facilities are owned jointly.