On 1 January 2025, Amy puts \(\$100\) into an ordinary account which pays no interest. In each calendar year, she deposits the same amount on the first day of every month. At the start of each new year, she increases her monthly deposit by \(\$30\) compared to the previous year. Thus she deposits \(\$100\) on the first day of every month in 2025, \(\$130\) on the first day of every month in 2026, and so on.
Amy’s mother, Beatrice, retired on 31 Dec 2024. On 1 Jan 2025, she puts \(\$500\,000\) into a savings account that pays a monthly interest of \(0.2\%\) credited on the last day of each month.
On the first day of each subsequent month, she withdraws \(\$x\) from the account for her daily expenses.
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