2. You took an amazing class at the U that changed your life, so now you...
2.
You took an amazing class at the U that changed your life, so now you are going to invest for your
retirement. Your tax bracket is 25% federal and 5% state. Your investment is in a federally and
state tax free account that earns 11% each year, what interest rate are you effectively earning on
your investment?
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