Answer:
The answer is "Option D".
Explanation:
The amount accrued in the pension system until now [tex]= 7500[/tex]
Danger or security account proportion [tex]= 20 \%[/tex]
The percentage of the amount kept in a safe account [tex](PV) = 7500\times 20\% = 1500\%[/tex]
Number of investment years owned by [tex](n)=63-27=36[/tex]
Risk-free return rate [tex]I = 3\%[/tex]
Combined total amount up to age 63 (formula for the current value) = [tex]Present \ value\times (1+i)^n[/tex]
[tex]=1500\times (1+3\%)^{36}\\\\=4347.417492[/tex]
The contribution is [tex]\$2000[/tex] a year and the employer corresponds with the same amount for the pension plan.
Total annual contribution [tex]= 2000+2000 = 4000[/tex]
Risk-free or healthy account proportion[tex]= 20\%[/tex]
Amount invested annually [tex](P) = 4000\times 20\% = 800 \ (Risk \ free)[/tex]
Annual deposit amount (n) for years[tex]=63-27 =36[/tex]
Returns free of risk [tex]I = 3\%[/tex]
An cumulative sum due to an annuity[tex]= P\times \frac{(((1+i)^n)-1)}{i}[/tex]
[tex]=800\times \frac{(((1+3\%)^{36})-1)}{3\%}\\\\=50620.75541[/tex]
Total amount accumulated in safe account [tex]= FV\ of \ PV + FV[/tex] of annuity
[tex]=4347.417492+50620.75541\\\\=54968.1729\\\\=54968[/tex]