BONUSHomer Simson wants to eat more donuts in the future. He wants to be able to buy$6,200 of donuts in 5 years.The bank is offering four-year investment certificates that pay 5% nominal interest,compounded quarterly.How much money should he save from not drinking beer at Moe's in the next year tobe able to invest in the 4 years investment and reach his goal after 5 years?$5,082$4,759$5,101

Amount of money required at the end of 1 year = 6200/1.054

Answered: Homer Simson wants to eat more donuts…

Essentials Of Investments

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