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George has planned ahead and identified his dream house purchase in 3 years’ time. The current value of the house is $580 000. It is expected that the house will increase in value at a rate of 4.5% p.a.
3, Does the amount saved in part (ii) meet the 10% requirement from the bank as a deposit at the end of year 3?
Show formula, variables, calculations and a concluding statement in your response.
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