70. Jennifer has unfortunately left school with $100,000 of debt. She is being charged interest at 8% per year. If she can afford to pay back $10,000 per year beginning next year. How long does she need to pay off the debt?
Amount of debt (PV) = $ 100,000
Rate = 8% per year
Amount per year (PMT) = 10,000
Years to pay off the debt (nper) =
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20.91 years= approx 21 years
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