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Two friends, Kyle and Wes, graduated college and started workingon their career at the same time. Both friends were 25 at the time.As soon as Kyle was eligible for the 401K benefit he starteddepositing $100 per month for the next ten years. Wes decided he soenjoyed having a real income that he wanted to spend it on fastcars, awesome threads, the most recent smart phone and video gamesystem, and clubbing every weekend. Wes chose not to invest in his401K for a while. After ten years, Kyle decided to buy a house andcouldn't afford to invest in his 401K anymore, so he stopped withhis $100 per month deposit, but never touched his balance. Afterten years, Wes's party days were slowing down, he no longer neededthe fancy clothes, and didn't need the newest gadgets as much, sohe started investing $100 per month in his 401K for the next twentyyears. Both friends averaged 8% over the life of their investmentin a mixed mutual fund. At age 55, the friends decided to see wherethey stood for retirement savings.Calculate the following:1. How much did each friend invest in their 401K (no interest,just $100 X number of months invested).2. How much will Kyle have after 10 years of investing$100/month at 8%?3. Since Kyle is going to leave his balance after ten yearsremain in the account and accumulate interest, what will be hisbalance after 20 more years. HINT: Lump sum using balance after tenyears for a twenty year term.4. How much did Kyle’s investment grow in those twenty yearswith no additional investment?5. What is Wes' total investment after investing $100 per monthfor 20 years?6. Who has the higher balance?7. What does this tell us about the time value of money?
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