a) Ali is planning for his wedding with his fiancé Aliah. They believe they need RM30,000 forthe ceremony to be held exactly three years from today. Aliah is planning to start depositingRM300 per month for the event beginning next month in a unit trust that would provide her 5%return per year on average. If Ali were to invest in another unit trust investment that will providehim 7% return per annum, how much should he invest every month beginning today to ensurethat their savings will be enough in three years' time?

Annuity due is a type of regular payment which is done at the beginning of the tenure of deposit.…

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Chapter13: Investing In Mutual Funds, Etfs, And Real Estate

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