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Andy works at a company with a defined contribution pension plan which contributes an amount equal to 7 percent of his salary to his account while he contributes nothing. the vesting period is 5 years. he has worked there full time for 2 years at an average pay of $30,000 and the account manager has earned 7 percent per year on the pension amount. if he leaves now to take a better job, how much will remain in his pension account?

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