Lisa started to put away $4000 into her traditional IRA at age22 until age 30....

Lisa started to put away $4000 into her traditional IRA at age 22 until age 30. By age 30 she stopped contributing to the plan. If her average rate is 8% rate of return, how much will she have in her retirement fun at age 60?

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