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You are 26 years old, and decide to save $15,000 each year (with the first deposit one year from now), in an account paying 10% interest per year. You will make your last deposit 39 years from now when you retire at age 65. During retirement, you plan to withdraw funds from the account at the end of each year (so your first withdrawal is at age 66). What constant amount will you be able to withdraw each year if you want the funds to last until you are age 90 ? The total savings at age 65 is $ (Round to the nearest cent.) Try again. There are two steps to solve this problem: Find the total savings at age 65 , and find the annual withdrawal in retirement. The following timeline shows the cash flows during the savings period: Use the FV of annuity formula to find the total savings at age 65 : Total savings at age 65=FV( Annuity )=Cr1((1+r)n1) where C is the annual savings ($15,000),r is the rate of interest per year (10%) and n is the number of years of savings (6526=39)