Which of the following statements is NOT correct?A term deposit with an interest rate   with a quarterly compounding  would A.would be accessible without penalty after 2 years. B.would generate larger amount of interest each quarter.C.pay the interests quarterly in the transaction account. D.would calculate the interests using the interest rate .

A term deposit offers an interest rate compounding monthlyWhich of the following statements is NOT correct?A.The investor receives the interest on its transactional account every month.B.The value on which we calculate the monthly interest resets every month.C.The interest of a given month is calculated on the value that incorporates all the past interests.D.The interest rate has to be divided by 12 to calculate the monthly interest

Suppose that your bank account pays an 8% APR. The interest is compounded quarterly. Which of the following statements is correct?a.The periodic rate of interest is 2% and the effective annual rate is greater than 8%.b.The periodic rate of interest is 4% and the effective annual rate is less than 8%.c.The periodic rate of interest is 8% and the effective annual rate is greater than 8%.d.None of them.e.The periodic rate of interest is 2% and the effective annual rate is 4%.

Which of the following statements is  NOT correct?A.The interest rate on a term deposit remains the same for the full duration of the investment.B.There is only one deposit of money for a term deposit.C.The term deposit rate can change for each new term deposit starting,D.A term deposit can adjust its rate when the cash rate target changes before it reaches maturity.

Which of the following statements best defines compound interest?Group of answer choicesInterest that grows with a variable rate of change that is earned only if you deposit money into an account every month.Interest that grows with a constant rate of change that is calculated both on money you deposit and on money you have earned in interest.Interest that grows with a variable rate of change that is calculated both on money you deposit and on money you have earned in interest.Interest that grows with a constant rate of change that is calculated only when you are in debt.Interest that grows with a variable rate of change that is earned only on money that you deposit.

Suppose that on 1 January and on 1 July each year for the next 20years, James will pay ✩200 into the investment account of a company.In return, the company will pay James a monthly annuity (with allmonthly payments being the same) for 15 years. The first annuitypayment is made on the 1 January following James’ final payment of✩200.(a) Find the amount of the monthly annuity payment assuming a(nominal) compound interest rate of 12% per annum, compounding monthly.(b) Suppose instead that the monthly annuity commences one monthafter the final payment of ✩200. Find the revised monthly annuitypayment. Continue to assume a (nominal) compound interest rateof 12% per annum, compounding monthly.