What would you receive three years from now, if you invested $4,000 at 2.50%? You will receive no payment until the end of the third year.
Future Value = Present Value (1+r)n
Future Value = $4000(1+0.0250)3
Future Value = $4000*1.076891
Future Value = $4307.56
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