Posted by Please, 1 last question! on Wednesday, February 1, 2012 at 10:56pm.
Assuming the 25000 is invested when the child is born, and she attends college after 18 years, that gives n=1 t=18. Or other values, if compounded more frequently than annually.
You want an interest rate so that after 21 years (including the 3 years of attending college), the amount will be $80,000, enough to pay for 4 years of tuition at $20,000/year
80000 = 25000*(1+r)^21
3.2 = (1+r)^21
1.057 = 1+r
r = .057, or 5.7%
good answer, especially if you made other assumptions than mine.
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