PartPart 1: Savings planWe are asked to find the amount of money that will be in the savings account in 28 years if the new job offers a savings plan that pays 0.75 percent in interest each month and the employee starts saving $350 a month for the next 20 years after 8 years with the company.The interest rate is given per month. Therefore, the annual interest rate will be as follows:Annual interest rate=0.75%×12=9%Using the formula for future value of an annuity, we get:Future value of annuity= PMT × [(1 + r)n – 1] / rWhere, PMT = Payment per period, r = interest rate per period, n = number of periods.FV= 350 × [(1 + 0.09/12)^(20×12)] / (0.09/12)=350 × [(1.0075)^(240)] / (0.0075)= $233,760.40Therefore, the amount of money that will be in the savings account in 28 years is $233,760.40.Part 2: Salary increaseAfter 8 years of working with the company, the employee gets an increase of $175 in their monthly salary. We are asked to calculate what this increase will be worth to them today if they discount at 0.75 percent each month.The annual discount rate is:Annual discount rate=0.75%×12=9%Discounting the salary increase at 9% per year for 20 years gives:Present value of annuity= PMT × [1 – (1 + r)^-n] / rWhere, PMT = Payment per period, r = discount rate per period, n = number of periods.PV= 175 × [1 – (1 + 0.09/12)^(-20×12)] / (0.09/12)=175 × [1 – (1.0075)^(-240)] / (0.0075)= $17,874.89Therefore, the salary increase is worth $17,874.89 to the employee today.