Paul purchased a Universal Life policy ten years ago. He could only have afforded to pay the minimum premiums. The value of the policy's accumulating fund was $2,100 on the policy's seventh anniversary, $2,600 on the eight anniversary and $2,860 on the ninth anniversary. The fund's current value is $3,200. Paul's grandfather died recently and left him with an inheritance. Paul would like to invest part of his inheritance in his UL policy's investment fund. His life insurance cautions him that under the anti-dump-in rule, his policy could lose its tax-exempt status if he makes a large lump-sum deposit. On the policy's tenth anniversary, the anti-dump-in rule would be triggered if the accumulating fund reaches (or exceeds) what value? Select one: a, $7,000 b. $5,250 c. $8,000 d. $6,500