Diana Prince is looking for a new job. She is currently 50 and wants to retireat age 60.She has saved and invested well so she currently has $1,500,000 insavings.She estimates that her family's living expenses are about $120,000 per year (startingin Year 1) and will remain at this level throughout her life.According to her actuary friends, she can expect to live to age 100 if she finds a saferjob.She plans to pay for her children's college. She expects the cost to be $30,000 peryear for 8 years with the first payment 3 years from today.Her expected rate of return on her investments is 6%.How much will she need to earn annually at her new job for the next 10 years to fully fundher plan?

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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