If you invest $1,000 every month and earn 12% APR compounded monthly, how many deposits must you make before you can start withdrawing $1,000 every month forever...assuming you live that long? Please answer using a financial calculator.
Step 1 | Enter | 0 |
Step 2 | Press | PV |
Step 3 | Enter | 1 |
Step 4 | Press | I/Y |
Step 5 | Enter | 100000 |
Step 6 | Press | FV |
Step 7 | Enter | -1000 |
Step 8 | Press | PMT |
Step 7 | Press | CPT |
Step 8 | Press | N |
Months | 70 |
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