A representative uses a hypothetical illustration at a seminar to demonstrate the potential growth of a $100,000 investment over 15 years at an 8% annual return, compounded annually. What amount should be shown to the audience as the ending value, and what additional disclosure is required?

1. A$317,216; no disclosure is necessary if the math is correct.
2. B$320,000; disclosure that projections guarantee future performance.
3. C$317,216; disclosure that hypothetical performance does not reflect actual results and that results may vary.✓ Correct answer
4. D$300,000; disclosure that all investments are guaranteed by the SIPC.

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