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A retiree invests 3,000 in a savings plan that pays 3% per year what will the account balance at the end of the first year
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A retiree invests 3,000 in a savings plan that pays 3% per year what will the account balance at the end of the first year
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3000*.03= 90 so your balance would be 3000+90=$3090
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