Suppose you want your daughter's college fund to contain $100,000 after twelve years. If you can get a fixed APR of 6.7% compounded monthly, how many dollars should you deposit at the end of each month? Round answer to the nearest dollar.
Future Value = $100,000
Time Period = 12 years
Interest Rate = 6.7%
Calculating Monthly Deposit,
Using TVM Calculation,
PMT = [PV = 0, FV = 100,000, N = 144, I = 0.067/12]
PMT = $454.13
Monthly Deposit = $454
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