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You plan to retire at age​ 65, and you want to have enough money in your savings account to withdraw​ $54,000 every year for 20 years after that. Your account earns​ 9% interest per year. If​ you're currently​ 30, how much money do you need to put in the account each year until​ you're 65​ (35 years) to make that​ happen? ​ (Note: You put in the last deposit in one year and make the first withdrawal in the next. There is no​ gap.)

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You plan to retire at age​ 65, and you want to have enough money in your savings account-example-1
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