Jason decides to buy a Camaro for $60,000 after graduating college. Jason retires in 35 years and his Camaro is worth $5,000. Jessica decides to invest $60,000 after graduation and puts that money into retirement. The average rate of return is 6.5% per year. At 35 years, how much more money does Jessica have over Jason? Group of answer choices A. $578,735 B. $453,665 C. $543,735 D. ONE MILLION DOLLORSZ
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Jason decides to buy a Camaro for $60,000 after graduating college. Jason retires in 35 years and his Camaro is worth $5,000.
Jessica decides to invest $60,000 after graduation and puts that money into retirement. The average
At 35 years, how much more money does Jessica have over Jason?
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