a You started working at the age of 26 and thanks to the advice of your finance professor you had religiously invested $200 per month into a fund which was earning 8% per year. You are currently 35 years old, and suddenly retirement at the age of 65 seems closer than ever. Based on your lifestyle and spouse's spending habits you figure that you will probably need an annual income of $150,000 per year, starting at age 66 and continuing until you both turn 85. If you can continue earning 8% per year on invested funds before and after retirement, how much money will you have to save at the end of each month, starting at age 35 and continuing until age 65, to reach your retirement goal? Assume that the money you have saved up so far will also be left in the retirement fund. Numeric Response