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1. Exactly 12 years ago, you began depositing $850 per month in a retirement savings account paying interest of 6.25% APR, compounded daily. You have just taken a new job that features a substantial annual bonus payment. You plan to change your investment approach and will now make a $16,000 annual deposit to the same account for the next 20 years until you retire. a. How much money is in your account today? b. How much will be in your account 20 years from now, when you retire

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