content: Seems like it could be doubled to offset some of the fucked-uppedness of the situation. But that'd only really help if the costs were paid by the people who fucked up in the first place, which won't happen. And I suppose after 35 years you don't have as much time left, so maybe it'd be adequate. All it takes to end up with $1.7 million is $1025 per month yielding a 7% return. If I were working for 35 years I'd definitely expect to have more than $1.7m at the end of it.