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Interest rate = 6%
Now we need to have 50,000 for 20 years starting after 5 years.
So 50,000 is our annual payment
Use PV () function to find the present values
Note that present value we have found in 1st part is basically value we need after 5 years.
So that is future value of today's investment
This arrangement is called "Annuity"
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