You are 28 years old and currently making $200,000 per year. Your salary grows at 3% a year. You don’t plan on saving for retirement until you are age 40. Starting at age 40, you set aside 10% of your salary each year for retirement. After accounting for financial management fees, you only earn 4% on your retirement savings.

• How much do you have in retirement savings at age 65?
• Suppose you start saving at age 35 and choose a passive investing strategy that bumps your return to 6%. How much will you have in retirement at age 65? Assume you still save 10% of your salary.
• Assume you take equal annual distributions from age 66 to 90, how much larger is your annual distribution in (b) versus (a)? Assume a discount rate of 6%