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You are a fresh graduate of 22 years of age. You plan on buying a car at age of 25, and a new car every 5 years thereafter. You plan on getting married at age of 30, and 1 child at age of 31. You and your spouse both plan on buying a house at age 35 to be financed by a loan which requires a 20% deposit over a twenty-year term. The house will provide you with a place to stay and will provide some rental income. You need to save for the education costs of your child. You both then need to plan for your comfortable retirement.
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Computation of Free Cash Flow
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