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| Subject: Re: Calculating potential account growth & infla | Date: 9/23/2007 3:38 AM | |
| Author: mjs111 | Number: 4404 of 4981 | |
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Looking just at the math aspect of things, in order to get the present value of that future amount of money you calculated, you'd divide that figure by (1 + the inflation rate)^ number of years So $1,000,000 30 years from now assuming an annualized 3% inflation rate would be: $1,000,000/(1.03)^30 = $411,987.00 I always dislike doing that calculation. :) Mike |
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