Answer =
123,431.80 |
Explanation has to be provided as per rules as below
Years from now= 65-44 = 21
First year of retirement expenses = Current expenses*(1+Inflation)^n* 90%
= (80000*(1+2.6%)^21)*90%=
$ 123,431.80 |
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