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Charlene can invest $4,000 of after-tax dollars (AT$) directly in a taxable bond outside an IRA, or she can contribute the $4,000 to a nondeductible IRA and invest in the same bond through the IRA vehicle. In either case the bond yields an annual 7% before-tax rate of return (BTROR). Charlene's marginal tax rate is 20%, and she expects it to remain so for the entire investment horizon of 25 years. What is her annualized after-tax rate of return (annualized ATROR) for the "bond outside the IRA"?
◦ 5.6%
◦ 6%
◦ 6.5%
◦ 7%
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