Cris Li decided to go into the business at the age of 23, he deposits a certain amount and will increase the deposit by 15,000 each year until the age of 33 to reach 20M on that age. If the fund can be invested at 15% compounded annually, how much should his initial investment be? DRAW THE CASH FLOW DIAGRAM.

Cris Li decided to go into the business at the age of 23, he deposits a certain amount and will increase the deposit by 15,000 each year until the age of 33 to reach 20M on that age. If the fund can be invested at 15% compounded annually, how much should his initial investment be? DRAW THE CASH FLOW DIAGRAM.

EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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Author:MOYER

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Chapter5: The Time Value Of Money

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Problem 27P

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