102 yomom adi Jeover of anciq stel alle bd 11 aniard di not 000,012 VISV das e biseda sorg 12-26. How much could you save for retirement if you chose to invest the money you spend on Starbucks coffee in one year? Assume you buy one venti cup of caffe latte for $4.15 each weekday for 50 weeks and can invest the total amount in a mutual fund earning 5% compounded annually for 30 years. LU 12-1(2)

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