Today, James Dunlop received a Congratulatory Greeting Card from Mr. Joe Biden, POTUS, as he celebrated his 100^th birthday.

Exactly 75 years ago, on his 25^th birthday, James started working for Ford. He started depositing $200 every month to a retirement account. Deposits were made at the end of every month. Ford also deposited the money - matched it at 100%. Matching funds were deposited annually, end of every year. The account at Ford paid interest at 6.6 percent per year compounded monthly.

Exactly 50 years ago, on his 50^th birthday, James left Ford and joined General Motors (GM). He transferred (rolled over) his entire account balance from Ford to a new retirement account at GM. The GM account paid a higher interest of 7.2 percent per year compounded annually.

a: What is the rolled-over amount from Ford to GM?

At GM, James started contributing 6% of his salary to the retirement account, deposits were made at the end of every year. GM matched the deposits at 66.6667%, deposits were made at the end of every year. Dunlops starting annual salary at GM was $60,000. He earned an average pay raise of 4% per year.

Exactly 25 years ago, on his 75^th birthday, James retired from the workforce.

He rolled over the entire balance of the GM retirement account to Chase Bank.

b: How much did James transfer from GM to Chase Bank?

Chase pays interest at 6.00% compounded monthly.

Between Jamess 75^th birthday and 80^th birthday, there was no activity in the account.

However, the money continued to earn interest.

Exactly 20 years ago, beginning his 80^th birthday, James started withdrawing $9,000 every month withdrawals occurring end of every month.

c: What is the account balance at Chase today? (Jamess 100^th birthday)