Ten years ago, investment guru Guido bought a stock of the company Harv Inc., which has been reliably providing him with a dividend of $$50$ per month since then. Guido always diligently placed each of these dividends into an account that pays $5\%$ annually $($and interest on any balance in this account today will continue to accrue into the future$).$

However, today he sold this stock in order to buy shares in McQueen Corp., which provides quarterly dividends of $$400.$ Guido's plan is to place each of these dividends into an account that pays $7\%,$ with semi$-$annual compounding.

How much money will he have in total $($sum of both accounts$)$ in $5$ years from today?