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2 years ago

London deposits $320 every month into an account earning a monthly

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Based on the amount that London deposited every month and the number of years involved, London would have $57,515.16.

<h3>How much would London have in 11 years?</h3><h3 />

The amount that London deposits every month is an annuity because it is a fixed amount.

The value in 11 years is therefore the future value of an annuity which can be found as:

= Amount x ( (1 + rate) ^ number of periods - 1) / rate

The number of periods is:

= 11 years x 12 months

= 132 months

Future value is:
= 320 x ( ( 1 + 0.45%)¹³² - 1) / 0.45%

= $57,515.16

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