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Alex73 [517]
1 year ago
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Kathy and Mark Smith believe investing in retirement is critical. Kathy begin investing 20% of each paycheck in a retirement acc

ount when she was 20 years old. She has saved four times more than mark who begin saving when he was 25 if there total retirement savings equals 1,450,000 how much are Kathy’s and Mark’s investments worth
Mathematics
1 answer:
daser333 [38]1 year ago
5 0

Kathy’s retirement savings is $11,60,000

Mark’s retirement savings is   $2,90,000

Total retirement savings amount is $1,450,000

Kathy’s investment is 4 times more than Mark

Calculation of future value at the end of 6 years:

Particulars                                                                 Values

Total retirement savings                                           $1450000

Mark investment (times)                                                1

Number of times kathy's investment is more       B3x4              =  4

Total                                                                       B34 = B3+B4 = 5

Kathy's retirement savings                                  (B2*B4)/B5     = $11,60,000

Mark's retirement savings                                      B7/B4           = $2,90,000

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