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Charles estimated a minimum need of $236,000 for college education fund for his son in 6 years when his son will start college. Assume that after-tax rate of return that Charles is able to earn from his investment is 6.58 percent compounded annually. Charles has already earmarked $22,836 for his son education. He understands that this amount is not enough to finance his son education. He is going to invest additional amounts each year at the beginning of the year until his son starts college. Compute the annual beginning of-the-year payment that is necessary to fund the current deficit. (Please use annual compounding, not simplifying average calculations).

Round the answer to two decimal places.

THE ANSWER IS $26,847.34 but am unsure how to get that answer.

2. Using the same methods..

Charles estimated a minimum need of $226,000 for college education fund for his son in 6 years when his son will start college. Assume that after-tax rate of return that Charles is able to earn from his investment is 3.33 percent compounded annually. Charles has already earmarked $20,078 for his son education. He understands that this amount is not enough to finance his son education. He is going to invest additional amounts each year at the beginning of the year until his son starts college. Compute the annual beginning of-the-year payment that is necessary to fund the current deficit. (Please use annual compounding, not simplifying average calculations).

Round the answer to two decimal places.