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How to calculate the accumulated payments from an annuity at yr 10

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    jmuirman
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    How to calculate the accumulated payments from an annuity at yr 10

    To illustrate future payments of an annuity where the
    first monthly payment is $2,500 compounded annually by 3% -- I know
    how to calculate what the payment will look like say in the 10th year
    which is $40,317, with this formula :

    P = future value
    C = initial deposit
    r = interest rate (expressed as a fraction: eg. 0.06)
    n = # of times per year interest is compounded
    t = number of years invested
    >
    > But I can't figure out how to calculate the total amount paid in the
    > 10th year which is $425,761. I got the answer by building a
    > table and summing the yearly payments as follows - but, I want a formula that will return the answer of $425,761 with the variables I have.
    >
    > $2,500 3% $30,000 $30,000
    > $2,575 $30,900 $60,900
    > $2,652 $31,827 $125,509
    > $2,732 $32,782 $159,274
    > $2,814 $33,765 $194,052
    > $2,898 $34,778 $229,874
    > $2,985 $35,822 $266,770
    > $3,075 $36,896 $304,773
    > $3,167 $38,003 $343,916
    > $3,262 $39,143 $384,234
    > $3,360 $40,317 $425,761


    Thanks,

    John



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    Try this:

    =SUMPRODUCT((30000*1.03^(ROW(A1:A12)-1)))


    Quote Originally Posted by jmuirman
    To illustrate future payments of an annuity where the
    first monthly payment is $2,500 compounded annually by 3% -- I know
    how to calculate what the payment will look like say in the 10th year
    which is $40,317, with this formula :

    P = future value
    C = initial deposit
    r = interest rate (expressed as a fraction: eg. 0.06)
    n = # of times per year interest is compounded
    t = number of years invested
    >
    > But I can't figure out how to calculate the total amount paid in the
    > 10th year which is $425,761. I got the answer by building a
    > table and summing the yearly payments as follows - but, I want a formula that will return the answer of $425,761 with the variables I have.
    >
    > $2,500 3% $30,000 $30,000
    > $2,575 $30,900 $60,900
    > $2,652 $31,827 $125,509
    > $2,732 $32,782 $159,274
    > $2,814 $33,765 $194,052
    > $2,898 $34,778 $229,874
    > $2,985 $35,822 $266,770
    > $3,075 $36,896 $304,773
    > $3,167 $38,003 $343,916
    > $3,262 $39,143 $384,234
    > $3,360 $40,317 $425,761


    Thanks,

    John

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