Tony is currently 23 years of age and he wants to start planning for his lifetime financial well-being. He estimates that after he retires, he will need beginning-of-year withdrawal of $58,000 per year to cover living expenses for 36 years. Tony then opens an investment account that promises to pay 12% interest compounded annually and he wants to start making annual deposits into this account to save for his retirement. Tony plans to make his first deposit a year from now and he wishes to retire in 32 years. Assume that Tony keeps his savings in the same account after he retires. How much will each deposit have to be?

Round all your calculations to the nearest $1.