#6. Consider Karl, an individual investor. Karl is 40 years old, earns after-tax income of $150,000 per year, expects to retire at age 65, and receive after-tax Social Security payments in retirement of $20,000/year. Karl has a current net worth of $125,000 and the after-tax return on investment is 1% per year. He believes his real income will remain steady over the next 25 years. Assuming Karl believes he may live as long as 100 years, what is the maximum steady rate of consumption that he can maintairn while keeping net worth positive through age 100? How does your answer change if the return on investment is 3% per year instead of 196