Re: Tough Financial Problem
- From: "Dana" <ddelouis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 7 Jul 2007 15:39:17 -0400
If using a Spread*** like Microsoft Excel, perhaps:
=PV(5%/12,12*20,-3000,0,1)
$456,470.01
Or, as an equation:
equ = (k*r*(1 - r^(-n)))/(r - 1)
equ /. {k -> 3000, r -> 1 + 0.05/12., n -> 12*20}
456,470.01
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HTH
Dana
"Mark" <mnbayazit@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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The problem I'm working on is actually much more difficult than this,
but here's the simple version. It's the interest I can't seem to
figure out.
How much money would you need to last you exactly 20 years, if you
spend $3000/mo but earn 5% interest, compounded monthly, on your
initial investment?
.
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