Calculating long-term reserves | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: JJSherwood (JJSherwood![]() |
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Date: Sat, 15 Nov 1997 00:37:16 -0600 |
Since I have learned so much from reading the postings on this list, and since I find CoHousing folks to be so incredibly generous with their time and information, I want to share something we developed here at Deer Island Village. We have developed a simple and straight forward method to calculate long-term reserve requirements, e.g., replacing the roof on the common house in 30 years. To estimate MONTHLY RESERVE REQUIREMENTS-- At 3% annual inflation, $100 becomes: * $134.39 in 10 years * $155.79 in 15 year * $180.61 in 20 years * $209.38 in 25 years * $242.72 in 30 years Then, at 5% annual interest earned on earlier payments, what is required to reach: * $134.39 in 10 years is 120 monthly payments of .8619 each * $155.79 in 15 years is 180 monthly payments of .58 each * $180.61 in 20 years is 240 monthly payments of .438 each * $209.38 in 25 years is 300 monthly payments of .35 each * $242.72 in 30 years is 360 monthly payments of .2899 each To accumulate reserves in today's dollars over 30 years requires monthly payments: * $10,000 is $24,272 (in 30-year dollars @ 3% inflation) takes $1.61 each month from 18 families * $20,000 is$48,544 (in 30-year dollars @ 3% inflation) takes $3.22 each * $30,000 is $72,816 (in 30-year dollars @ 3% inflation) takes $4.83 each * $40,000 is $97,088 (in 30-year dollars @ 3% inflation) takes $6.44 each * $50,000 is $121,360 (in 30-year dollars @ 3% inflation) takes $8.05 each month from 18 families. I am: jjsherwood [at] aol.com Deer Island Village Novato, CA
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