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Deposits are applied at the beginning of each month. If you want to make deposits at the end of each month, then please subtract the first deposit from the initial savings amount. For example, if you had $1,000 saved up and wanted to deposit $100 at the end of the month you would set your initial deposit to. These deposits are typically due within three days of the buyer and seller agreeing to a purchase contract in writing. They can be paid all at once, or broken into two different phases as follows: Phase 1 will typically be between $1,000 and $5,000, regardless of home price. Phase 2 will be the balance due after phase 1. So on a $300,000 purchase price with a required deposit of 3 percent, if you paid $1,000. The Value V(t) Of An Initial Deposit Of $1000 After T Years At A Variable Interest Rate R Is V(t) = 1000eRt. Suppose That R Is Uniform(0.01, 0.03). Use The MGF Of R To Find EV(10) The Expected Value Of The Deposited Amount After T = 10 Years. When financing your home purchase, your lender ensures that you have the funds for an initial deposit and that the money comes from an acceptable source. You can't borrow a deposit from a credit. Unless you combine two different formulas from Math of Finance into a single expression. The single initial deposit of $1000 will compound for 20 years at 5% compounded annually. The final amount for this part of the deposit will be: V1 = 1000 x (1.05)^20.
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I have a question on a lease liability / present value and a initial deposit.
Just to confirm when there is a lease question, the initial deposit is added to the ROU asset, but it has nothing to do with the lease liability amortised cost calc???
for eg if it gave you PV of future lease paymnts for example of say 200,000, you wouldnt deduct the initial deposit of say 20k from this figure for amort cost calc, the b/f would still be 200k?(not 180k?) even if initial deposit was on exact same date as pv figure?
Thank you in advance
Martin
Hi Martin,
This causes a lot of confusion for many students and the reason is because the 200,000 is the present value of future lease payments. The deposit is not a future lease payment and has already been paid ad therefore will not need deducting from the 200,000 figure. It will be added to the ROU asset as it is one of the payments made.
Thanks
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