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Van, who is 59, was born on 1 July 1956. He has $1,100,000 in his superannuation fund, consisting of $300,000 in non-concessional contributions. He has decided it is about time to begin receiving his superannuation benefits and wants to take a lump sum to pay off his mortgage, buy a new car and pay some debts. The amount he needs is about $430,000. Whatever remains in superannuation after payment of the lump sum he would like to commence an income stream.
Advise Van on how he could receive his superannuation benefits in the most tax-effective way.
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- At age 33 Jacob starts making a contribution of $425 at the end of each half-year into a retirement account that pays 6% annually. He continues to do so for 15 years, until he is 48, and then quits making contributions. Suppose that he leaves the money in the account until he is 65. How much money will there be in the account? How much of that money is interest he has earned?On the day his son was born, a father decided to establish a fund for his son's college education. The father wants the son to be able to withdraw 200,000 from the fund on his 18th birthday, again on his 19th birthday, again on his 20th birthday, and again on his 21st birthday. If the fund earns interest at 9% per year, compounded annually, how much should the father deposit at the end of each year, up through the 17th year? Draw cash flow diagramOn her 31st birthday, Jean invests $1,000 into her employer’s retirement plan, and she continues to make annual $1,000 payments for 10 years. So her total contribution (principal) is $10,000. Jean then stops making payments into her plan andkeeps her money in the savings planuntouched for 25 more years. Doug starts putting money aside on his 41st birthday when he deposits $1,000, and he continues these payments until he gets to be 65 years old. Doug’s contributed principal amounts to $25,000 over this period of time. If Jean’s and Doug’s retirement plans earn interest of 6% per year, how much will they have accumulated (principal plus interest) when they reach 65 years old? What is the moral of this situation?
