Your client has $3,200 in a stock account right now. Suppose they let it grow for 40 years, not adding anything to it. Interest compounds monthly with an annual rate of 6.2%. If the rate of inflation averages 2.7% over that time, what is the value of that investment account in today's real dollars? Answer = $ (Round to %3D

Your client has $3,200 in a stock account right now. Suppose they let it grow for 40 years, not adding anything to it. Interest compounds monthly with an annual rate of 6.2%. If the rate of inflation averages 2.7% over that time, what is the value of that investment account in today's real dollars? Answer = $ (Round to %3D

Corporate Fin Focused Approach

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Chapter4: Time Value Of Money

Section: Chapter Questions

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