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Question 9 0 . 2 0 . 2 points 1 5 years from now, your 2 - year old son will be attending Harvard. You

Question 9
0.20.2 points
15 years from now, your 2-year old son will be attending
Harvard. You have determined that he will need $70,000 per year
for tuition and living expenses. (Each year of the college, he needs
to pay the $70,000 at the beginning of the year. I.e. the first
payment is 15 years from today.) In 15 years, you will give him a
lump sum payment for the entire amount he will need, assuming
that he will be able to invest the money not yet needed at 5%
interest. Now you start to work on how to fulfill this obligation and
plan to make monthly payments. Monthly payments will be
deposited at the end of each month. I.e. the first deposit you will
make one month from today. The last deposit is the day he enters
college. You have found an investment opportunity that will yield an
annual return of 7% on your monthly payments. (7%12 per month
is implicit) How much will you have to invest each month to give
your son the money he needs for his education?
,$822.27
$843.82
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$951.88
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