Monthly Interest Rate = 1%
December:
Future Value = $15,000 * 1.01^6
Future Value = $15,922.80
January:
Future Value = $22,000 * 1.01^5
Future Value = $23,122.22
February:
Future Value = $28,000 * 1.01^4
Future Value = $29,136.91
March:
Future Value = $35,000 * 1.01^3
Future Value = $36,060.54
April:
Future Value = $30,000 * 1.01^2
Future Value = $30,603.00
May:
Future Value = $15,000 * 1.01
Future Value = $15,150.00
Total FV at End of June = $15,922.80 + $23,122.22 + $29,136.91 +
$36,060.54 + $30,603.00 + $15,150.00
Total FV at End of June = $149,995.47
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