You and your twin brother are celebrating your 22^nd birthday today. You both started working today. You are a finance major and wish to put your knowledge into practice, so you have decided to contribute $600 every month into your 401 K account with the first contribution taking place one month from today. Your twin brother, on the other hand, has decided to wait till he turns 37 to start contributing a constant amount of money every month into his 401 K plan. He says retirement is too far away to occupy his thoughts at this age. Both of you plan to retire the day you turn 67 years of age. Your (both you and your brother) accounts will return 8.40 percent per year. If your brother wishes to have the same amount of money as you expect to have at retirement, how much more will he need to contribute each month, than you do, when he starts contributing to his 401 K?

Group of answer choices

$752

$973

$1,639

$1,721

$1,428