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某事业单位职工李素丽，现有住房公积金4万元，每月单位和个人共缴存400元，住房公积金收益率为2%，住房公积金贷款利率为4.86%，其贷款最高上限为20年。
若只运用住房公积金，李素丽5年后能买到的最高房价为( )万元。

A.86%，其贷款最高上限为20年。
若只运用住房公积金，李素丽5年后能买到的最高房价为(
B.8
B．10
C．13
D．25

【参考答案】

C
解析：住房公积金存款为：-40000PV，-400PMT，2gi，5gn，FV=69422；住房公积金贷款为......

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