To help with her retirement savings, Debra has decided to invest. Assuming an interest rate of 3.55% compounded quarterly, how much would she have to invest to have $147,200 after 19 years?
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- Principal amount (initial investment): unknown - Interest rate: 3.55% or 0.0355 - Compounding frequency: quarterly - Time period: 19 years - Future value (amount Debra wants to have after 19 years): $147,200 Show more…
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