Gary and Nancy will live for another $26$ years indusive of this year. Unless otherwise stated, Gary and Nancy are each assumed to be in a $36\%$ combined marginal tax bracket for the remainder of their lives Inflation is expected to be an annual rate of $2\mathrm{.}5\%.$ Investment returns for all investments are assumed to be $7\%.$ The OAS clawback threshold for this year is $$72,809.$ The maximum monthly OAS benefit from this year forward will remain fixed at $$563\mathrm{.}74.$ The maximum monthly CPP benefit from this year forward will remain fixed at $$1,065\mathrm{.}00.$ The maximum monthly CPP benefit $18$ months ago was $$1,012\mathrm{.}50.$ YMPE: $3$ years ago: $$50,100$; $2$ years ago: $$51,100$; last year: $$52,500$ The net income threshold for enhanced Registered Education Savings Plan CESG payments will remain fixed at $$89,401$ from this year forward.How much of a monthly retirement pension benefit can Nancy expect to receive at age $65$ based stridly on her membership in her employer's registered pension plan?$0$ a$)$ $$1,098\mathrm{.}180$ b$)$ $$1,514\mathrm{.}430)$ $$2,036\mathrm{.}97$O d$)$ $$2,291\mathrm{.}47$