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![I am trying to save for my daughters education. Right now she is 10 years old and she will be attending school when she is
18. Currently I have $90,000 to invest and I will not be able to contribute anymore through out that time. I estimate that she
will need $25000 a year for dormitory costs at an average BC post secondary institution, her costs per semester for school
and books will be $10000 and she will have food costs of about $10000 a year. I want to save for a 4 year post secondary
program. Using the rule of 70, calculate the average growth rate I would need over that time period to have enough for her
to go to school. The average growth rate needs to be 8.75
percent.
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