(Solved) You just turned 25 years old and are planning for retirement on your sixty-fifth birthday. Starting on your sixty-sixth birthday, you would like
Question: You just turned 25 years old and are planning for retirement on your sixty-fifth birthday. Starting on your sixty-sixth birthday, you would like to be able to withdraw $50,000 per year indefinitely from a savings account paying 8% interest that you just opened.
- What lump sum would you have to place in the account today in order to be able to fulfill your retirement plans?
- What amount would you need to deposit in the account each year through age 65, starting one year from today, in order to fulfill your retirement plans?
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