Use the FUTURE VALUE formula for $1: , where:

 = Accumulated amount, or future value (Unknown, in this case)

 = Present Value, or Principal invested, or INITIAL amount deposited  ($42,000, in this case)

 = Annual Interest rate (4.05%, or .0405, in this case)

 = Number of ANNUAL compounding periods (Quarterly, or 4, in this case)

 = Time, in years (18, in this case)



 becomes: , and then Future Value, or  

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