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solong [7]
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Finance literacy I want to withdraw 400.00 for 9 years at 8%. How much do I need to deposit

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neonofarm [45]2 years ago
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Up-to-date rates are available from finance organisations. ... What is the actual rate of interest if £4000 deposited for 3 years attracts interest of ... What amount will you have to pay back?

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