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Let's go through the problem step by step.

Part a: The first part asks for the future value of the tax-deferred and non-deferred accounts.

• Tax-deferred account: The future value is calculated with the formula for compound interest, factoring in the interest rate, monthly contributions, and the number of years.
• Non-deferred account: The future value here is calculated similarly, but we also account for the tax impact on the initial contributions.

Based on the information provided:

• Monthly Payment = $400
• Number of Years = 35
• Annual Interest Rate = 2.6%
• Current Tax Rate = 30%
• Future Tax Rate = 35%

For the tax-deferred account, we don't apply any tax upfront but will apply taxes when the funds are withdrawn. For the non-deferred account, we apply the current tax rate to the initial contributions.

Part b asks for the interest earned in both accounts:

• The interest earned is simply the future value minus the total contributions (which are $400 per month for 35 years).

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