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The Blake’s life goal has been to buy a property in the country and live the quiet life 10 years from now. They need to save a $200,000 deposit to achieve this dream. They have $60,000 invested now and they estimate they can save $5000 p.a. for 5 years and then $10,000 p.a. for the 5 years following this. They have come to you see if they can achieve this goal.
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Calculate the future value of the investment portfolio 10 years from now assuming it will earn a 5% p.a. after tax. In this calculation you should include the FV of the current investments and the FV of the contributions that Blake’s estimate that they make over the next 10 years. Assume that contributions are made at the end of the year and that the first contribution will be made 365 days from now. Finally, explain one strategy that Janet and Steven could reach their goal more quickly and show the influence that this will have.
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