During the most current year, XYZ Corp paid $55,240 in interest and $80,400 in dividends. In order to fund a large expansion, the company also raised $297,000 in new equity and borrowed &197000 via the bond market, though a portion of the new borrowing was used to pay back $174,000 in bonds that were maturing this year. Calculate the cash flow to Shareholders.

During the most current year, XYZ Corp paid $55,240 in interest and $80,400 in dividends. In order to fund a large expansion, the company also raised $297,000 in new equity and borrowed &197000 via the bond market, though a portion of the new borrowing was used to pay back $174,000 in bonds that were maturing this year. Calculate the cash flow to Shareholders.

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