Suppose you retired at age 65 and your retirement benefits is $50,000 which remains constant for the next 25 years. During the first year, it is enough to cover your cost of living expenses. But because of inflation, your cost of living is expected to increase at 5% every year. To compensate the increase, you will withdraw funds from another savings account which earns 7% annually. Find the equivalent present worth of the cost of living. Round off answer (no decimals). *

Suppose you retired at age 65 and your retirement benefits is $50,000 which remains constant for the next 25 years. During the first year, it is enough to cover your cost of living expenses. But because of inflation, your cost of living is expected to increase at 5% every year. To compensate the increase, you will withdraw funds from another savings account which earns 7% annually. Find the equivalent present worth of the cost of living. Round off answer (no decimals). *

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