May I ask a question, in part B, why premiun is not tax deductable please? I thought premium should be reduced by 30% as well, so 107 instead of 110...
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Example 8 . There's been a slight arithmetic difference in the video, but it's solved correctly in the notes .
In Example 8 while solving the question when he wrote 18.28 actually it needs to be 16.28
That is true. I must re-record the lecture (but the printed answer in our lecture notes is correct :-) )
@@opentuition Many thanks
Oh dear 😅I’m breaking my brain and trying to get where did he get these 18.28 🤣🤣🤣
Where are you getting all these formulae from? Are we expected to know how to make up these formulae ourselves?
You can see for yourself the formulae that are provided in the exam - they are printed in our free lecture notes.
May I ask a question, in part B, why premiun is not tax deductable please? I thought premium should be reduced by 30% as well, so 107 instead of 110...
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Can you please show all your calculations....i'm getting lost now
I see I got IRR of 11.86% who else?
good man George