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This document contains information about various investment accounts for Isabella De La Rosa. It provides the account types, interest rates, compounding frequencies, and calculations of how the principal amount of $2,000 would grow over time ranging from 1 to 45 years for each account type. It also includes calculations for how long it would take for the principal amounts to double or reach $10,000 in a savings account. The account types included are savings accounts, individual retirement accounts, certificates of deposit, and money market accounts.
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Type of Account

This document contains information about various investment accounts for Isabella De La Rosa. It provides the account types, interest rates, compounding frequencies, and calculations of how the principal amount of $2,000 would grow over time ranging from 1 to 45 years for each account type. It also includes calculations for how long it would take for the principal amounts to double or reach $10,000 in a savings account. The account types included are savings accounts, individual retirement accounts, certificates of deposit, and money market accounts.
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Isabella De La Rosa

Type of Account: Savings Account


Interest Rate: 0.01%

Type of Account: Individual Retirement


Account
Interest Rate: .03%

Compounded: monthly

Compounded: Daily

a. 1 year
P(1)= 2,000 (1+ .0001/12)12*1
= 2,000 (1.000008333)12
= 2,000 (1.000100005)
= $2,000.20
b. 5 years
P(5)= 2,000 (1+ .0001/12)12*5
= 2,000 (1.000008333)60
= 2,000 (1.000500123)
= $2,001.00
c. 10 years
P(10)= 2,000 (1+ .0001/12)12*10
= 2,000 (1.000008333)120
= 2,000 (1.001000456)
= $2,002.00
d. 20 years
P(20)= 2,000 (1+ .0001/12)12*20
= 2,000 (1.000008333)240
= 2,000 (1.002001913)
= $2,004.00
e. 45 years
P(45)= 2,000 (1+ .0001/12)12*45
= 2,000 (1.000008333)540
= 2,000 (1.004509941)
= $2,009.02

a. 1 year
P(1)= 2,000 (1+ .0003/365)365*1
= 2,000 (1.000000822)365
= 2,000 (1.000300045)
= $2,000.60
b. 5 years
P(5)= 2,000 (1+ .0003/365)365*5
= 2,000 (1.000000822)1825
= 2,000 (1.001501275)
= $2,003.00
c. 10 years
P(10)= 2,000 (1+ .0003/365)365*10
= 2,000 (1.000000822)3650
= 2,000 (1.0003004804)
= $2,006.01
d. 20 years
P(20)= 2,000 (1+ .0003/365)365*20
= 2,000 (1.000000822)7300
= 2,000 (1.006018637)
= $2,012.04
e. 45 years
P(45)= 2,000 (1+ .0003/365)365*45
= 2,000 (1.000000822)16425
= 2,000 (1.013592899)
= $2,027.19

Isabella De La Rosa

Type of Account: Certificate of Deposit

Type of Account: Money Market Account

Interest Rate: Rate varies according to


months held in bank
Compounded: Daily

Interest Rate: .05%

a. 1 year
P(1)= 2,000(1+ .002/365)365*1
= 2,000(1.00000547945206)365
= 2,000(1.00200199584550220629)
= $2,004.00
b. 5 years
P(5)= 2,000(1+ .0075/365)365*5
= 2,000(1.00002054794521)1825
= 2,000(1.03821159709988597994)
= $2,076.42
c. 10 years
P(10)= 2,000(1+ .0125/365)365*10
= 2,000(1.00003424657534)3650
= 2,000(1.1331460277112299858)
= $2,266.29
d. 20 years
P(20)= 2,000(1+ .0125/365)365*20
= 2,000(1.00003424657534)7300
= 2,000(1.28401992011773959488)
= $2,568.04
e. 45 years
P(45)= 2,000(1+ .0125/365)365*45
= 2,000(1.00003424657534)16425
= 2,000(1.755037752935)
= $3,510.08

a. 1 year
P(1)= 2,000(1+ .0005/365)365*1
= 2,000 (1.000001369863014)365
= 2,000 (1.00050012467828)
= $2,001.00
b. 5 years
P(5)= 2,000(1+ .0005/365)365*5
= 2,000 (1.000001369863014)1825
= 2,000 (1.002503125889733085561)
= $2,005.01
c. 10 years
P(10)= 2,000(1+ .0005/365)365*10
= 2,000(1.000001369863014)3650
= 2,000(1.00501251741868602317)
= $2,010.03
d. 20 years
P(20)= 2,000(1+ .0005/365)365*20
= 2,000(1.000001369863014)7300
= 2,000(1.01005016016824467714)
= $2,020.10
e. 45 years
P(45)= 2,000(1+ .0005/365)365*45
= 2,000(1.000001369863014)16425
= 2,000(1.0227550184064)
= $2,045.51

Compounded: Daily

MLA Citation:
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Mar. 2012.
<https://www.chase.com/>.

Isabella De La Rosa
Times for the $2,000 to double:
Savings Account:

Certificate of Deposit:

4,000= 2,000 (1+ .0001/12)12*t


2,000

4,000= 2,000(1+ .002/365)365*t


2,000

2= (1+ .0001/12)12*t

2= (1+.002/365)365*t

log(2)
_
log(1+.0001/12)
83178.00857
12

= 12t

log(2)
_
log(1+.002/365)

= 365t

126499.70702631991206
365

= t

= t

t= 6931.500714
6,931 years in June on the 1st day

t= 346.57453979813674536986
346 years in June on the 26th day

Individual Retirement Account:

Money Market Account:

4,000= 2,000 (1+ .0003/365)365*t


2,000

4,000 = 2,000(1+ .0005/365)365*t


2,000

2= (1+ .0003/365)365*t

2= (1+ .0005/365)365*t

log(2)
_
log(1+.0003/365)

log(2)
_
log(1+.0005/365)

843329.4247
365

= 365t

= t

t= 2310.491574
2,310 years in May on the 27th day

505997.7934
365

= 365t

= t

t= 1386.295324
1,386 years in March on the 16th day

Isabella De La Rosa
To get to $10,000 using a Savings
Account:
10,000= 2,000 (1+ .0001/12)12*t
2,000
5= (1+ .0003/365)365*t
log(5)
_
log(1+.0003/365)

= 365t

1958150.26475445221122
365

= t

t=5364.79524590260879786301h
5,364 years in September on the 6th
Time it takes to reach $10,000 with a
Savings Account

Months
12
20
25
26
27

with
without
interest
interest
$5,600.56 $5,600.00
$8,001.33 $8,000.00
$9,501.98 $9,500.00
$9,802.12 $9,800.00
$10,102.27 $10,100.00

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