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Confused if i deposit 1000 each year to a pension saving fund for 41 years with an inflation of 1.40% and an interest of 4.40% (yearly), then how am i able to get the answer in one FV formula. I've already made a table for each year but am unable to get the answer in one formula. 
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I've done that and used it into my FV formula but i still don't get my the correct answer. I used: -FV(2.95857988%,41,1768.300847,1000,1). I'm very close to the answer (149 926.15) but i think i use a wrong PMT. 
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Since the FV formula will only accept one interest rate, the easiest option would be to adjust the interest rate for inflation:
(1 + Interest Rate) / (1 + Inflation) - 1
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Dear,

Is it possible to find the solution by using the FV formula combined with another formula? I'm really struggling.
Thanks in advance.
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There is a detailed explanation of how to make this calculation here
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