Jack is getting ready to retire. He has a salary of $100,000 and is saving 15% annually in his 401(k) plan and he just made his last principal and interest monthly payment on his mortgage of $2,350. His home is now debt free. What would you recommend regarding a wage replacement ratio, assuming he wants to maintain his lifestyle?
Group of answer choices
80%
75%
50%
60%
Wage replacement ratio is the ratio of a person's gross income after retirement divided by his gross income before retirement.
We use the given information to asses his spending on his lifestyle
Salary = 100000
Saving = 15% of 100000 = 15000
Mortgage payment = 2350
The amount spent on lifestyle = 100000 - 15000 - 2350
= 82650
Thus considering only the available information
Wage replacement ratio = 82650/100000 = 82.65%
Hence,
among the given option
Jack must have 80% wage replacement ratio
Hence, the answer is option A
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