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A retiree plans to use up a superannuation fund that includes 600k within 20 years. how much can the retiree withdraw from the fund at the end of each year if the tax freee int rate is 6% per year.
I'm very interested in the method used to calculate.. please advise..
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A retiree plans to use up a superannuation fund that includes 600k within 20 years. how much can the retiree withdraw from the fund at the end of each year if the tax freee int rate is 6% per year.
I'm very interested in the method used to calculate.. please advise..
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600k = x (pvifa@6% for 20 years) x = 600k/11.46992122 x = 52310.73419
however, this is not a gmat-type question. Are you looking for a solution for any coursework in finance/accounting?. If so, then its a wrong place to do so.
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