General Studies · Time Value of Money
Which of the following best describes the structural difference between an Ordinary Annuity and an Annuity Due and the resulting impact on their respective Future Values?
- 1There is no mathematical difference in the future value of the two types of annuities as long as the total number of payments remains the same.
- 2An Ordinary Annuity involves payments at the end of each period, and it always results in a higher future value because the final payment is larger.
- 3An Annuity Due involves payments at the beginning of each period, resulting in a higher future value because every payment earns interest for one additional period.✓
- 4An Ordinary Annuity involves payments at the beginning of each period, resulting in a higher future value due to one less period of compounding.
Correct answer
An Annuity Due involves payments at the beginning of each period, resulting in a higher future value because every payment earns interest for one additional period.
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