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Jul
03
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Trying asked:
Suppose you usually spend $6.00 a day when you go out to lunch, when bringing your lunch to school/work would only cost you about $2.00 a day. Since there are approximately 20 weekdays in a month, enter that value for the days eaten per month. How much money would you save after 15 years if you could earn a 10% yield on the money you save? 2. Suppose your investment account earns an average annual return of 9%, and the average rate of inflation is 3%. Imagine that you started with an initial investment of $20,000 and made monthly $150 contributions (assume that your deposits are inflated at the average rate of inflation)? State your answer in total years.
BOYCE
Suppose you usually spend $6.00 a day when you go out to lunch, when bringing your lunch to school/work would only cost you about $2.00 a day. Since there are approximately 20 weekdays in a month, enter that value for the days eaten per month. How much money would you save after 15 years if you could earn a 10% yield on the money you save? 2. Suppose your investment account earns an average annual return of 9%, and the average rate of inflation is 3%. Imagine that you started with an initial investment of $20,000 and made monthly $150 contributions (assume that your deposits are inflated at the average rate of inflation)? State your answer in total years.
BOYCE
