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Phoniex
Jul-2007 - Jun-2012
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Hello this is a question based on present value (PV), future value (FV), and annuities. Â
How much money would I need if I wanted to retire at 50 and withdrawal $65k per year till I was 100. Â A few more details. Â I am 30 years old now, the $65k would need to keep up with inflation and whatever lump sum I had at 50 years old would grow at 7% and when I die at 100, my balance should be $0. Â The 65K is in today's dollars, so it would need to be adjusted to the FV of 20 years: 65(1+.03)^20.
I was looking at using the formula for a growing annuity payment (http://www.financeformulas.net/formulaimages/Growing%20Annuity%20Payment%202.gif)Â Â but the issue is that it doesn't deduct from the principal lump some (I think). Â Who knows, this formula could actually be all that I need and I already have my answer. Â
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