None Agnes is 40 years old. She wants to know how much she should be saving each year for retirement. Below are the specifics:• She wants to retire at 60 and expects to live until she's 90• She currently makes $45,000 and expects that to increase each year with inflation. She thinks she will need about 70% ofthat to live on in retirement.⚫ She has $40,000 in an RRSP⚫ Her investments are earning a real rate of 6% return before retirement.• When she retires she will move her investments into a more conservative portfolio and earn 3% per year.She expects that CPP will be about $15,000 per year in today's dollars. CPP amount is inflation adjusted.Given this information, how much will she have saved when she is 60 (in real dollars)?

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