Posted by James on Thursday, October 22, 2009 at 5:07pm.
It's tedious, but there isn't a useful shortcut.
In year one, you add 13% of 5000 to the 5000, making 5650. Then you add 3500, making 9150. Then you add 13% to that, and then add another 3500, and go for another year @ 13%. And so on.
can I plug this in on a financial calculator? If so how would I?
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