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Your company has a plan that matches your retirement contributions to 2% of your salary. Your annual salary is $22,000. You are paid blweekly (26 times per year). How much should you contribute to the retirement account each pay period to take full advantage of the company match? A)280
B)2,100
C)4,100
D)4,998

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