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Dupree Funds is considering the fees charged by two banks. First America charges a flat rate of $0.11 per payment and First Western requires a deposit of $500,000 (that does not pay interest to Dupree), plus $.05 per payment. What is the number of payments per year where the costs of the two banks will be equal? Assume Dupree's cost of funds is 9%.
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Explain Valuation of bond using the given information and make an annual coupon payment of $70
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You have $90000 saved today and want to purchase a new yacht when your money grows to $300000. If you can earn 10 percent on your investments, how long do you have to wait to buy your yacht?
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