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案例一：上官夫妇目前均刚过35岁，打算20年后即55岁时退休，估计夫妇俩退休后第一年的生活费用为8万元（退休后每年初从退休基金中取出当年的生活费用）。考虑到通化膨胀的因素，夫妇俩每年的生活费用预计会以年4%的速度增长。夫妇俩预计退休后还可生存25年，现在拟用20万元作为退休基金的启动资金，并计划开始每年年末投入一笔固定的资金进行退休基金的积累。夫妇俩在退休前采取较为积极的投资策略，假定年回报率为6%，退休后采取较为保守的投资策略，假定年回报率为4%。根据案例一回答问题（计算结果保留到整数位）。 根据76、77题目计算结果，上官夫妇退休后的基金缺口约为（）（不考虑退休后的收入情况）。
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案例一：上官夫妇目前均刚过35岁，打算20年后即55岁时退休，估计夫妇俩退休后第一年的生活费用为8万元（退休后每年初从退休基金中取出当年的生活费用）。考虑到通化膨胀的因素，夫妇俩每年的生活费用预计会以年4%的速度增长。夫妇俩预计退休后还可生存25年，现在拟用20万元作为退休基金的启动资金，并计划开始每年年末投入一笔固定的资金进行退休基金的积累。夫妇俩在退休前采取较为积极的投资策略，假定年回报率为6%，退休后采取较为保守的投资策略，假定年回报率为4%。根据案例一回答问题（计算结果保留到整数位）。 本例中上官夫妇的退休资金需求折现至退休时约为（）。
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