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How can I find the future value (25 years) of an investment in a Roth Ira made today with a growth of 12.39%? |
How can I find the future value (25 years) of an investment in a Roth Ira made today with a growth of 12.39%? Here is the formula for future value: i got a brooklin bridge to sell to you.good luck. It depends on how much you put in your Roth IRA and what interest rate you use. Also is the interest rate calculated yearly, semi anually or quarterly. Here is a sample way to calculate it. |
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