Historical rates of return for the last 82 years place at the highest end of the spectrum for risk and ________ at the lowest end for risk. common stocks; Treasury-Bills common stocks; long-term government bonds common stocks; long-term corporate bonds long-term corporate bonds; long-term government bonds Question 27 6 pts Suppose you just turned 25 years old today and are planning for retirement. Your plan is to save an equal amount of money at the end of every year for the next 40 years so that by the time you are 65 you will have accumulated enough money that you can withdraw $80,000 a year for the next 25 years of your retirement. Your first withdrawal will occur when you are 66 years old and the last when you are 90. From the age of 25 until you turn 65, assume you can earn an interest rate of 6%. Once you retire (from the ages of 65 onward), you will only earn an interest rate of 3%. How much must you deposit every year for the first 40 years to make your retirement plans possible? $6,608 O $ 9.001 O $10,056 $12,923 O $ 16,760