Question 1 1 points Save Answer Yi-Ting's client, Lily, feels that she has an expected life span of 85 years. So, she began a "life expectancy adjusted" withdrawal plan at age 70. Now age 75, Lily's doctor believes that she will likely live to the age of 88. How would this change affect future withdrawals from Lily's mutual fund? O The withdrawals would stay the same; once withdrawals start, the amount can not change O The amount would now be lower than the payment originally calculated O The amount would now be higher than the payment originally calculated O Lily would have to start a new withdrawal plan