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A careful father decides to deposit $67.00 every month to fund his daughter’s college education. He...
A careful father decides to deposit $67.00 every month to fund his daughter’s college education. He deposits the money in a fund that pays 4.44% APR. His first deposit will be in one month, and his daughter will start college in 12.00 years. How much money will he have saved for his daughter at the end of the 12.00th year?
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