Analyse a cash-flow model with changed conditions
The business reserve account is modelled with a periodic cash flow and a change in conditions
\(V_0\) is the initial reserve balance, before interest or a cash flow. Here \(V_0\)=$198,000. Every cash flow is made at the end of its period, after interest
The stage-one nominal annual rate is 10%, compounded annually. The one-period rate is 10%, so the multiplier is \(R_1=11/10\)
An addition of $318 is made at the end of each year, after interest
After 5 periods, the regular cash flow changes from $318 to $374. The nominal annual rate remains 10%
The stage-two nominal annual rate is 10%, compounded annually. The one-period rate is 10%, so the multiplier is \(R_2=11/10\)
An addition of $374 is made at the end of each year, after interest
The second stage lasts for 3 years
This is an exact-carry recurrence: keep full precision within and between both stages. Round only each requested displayed result. The model has no fees or other transactions