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200607824 Court would find the value of said property to be $36,500. v. The Court finds that the Respondent in this matter, during his penod of employment with the Northwester.n Publ ic Serv i ce company has accumu I ated ret i rement benef its, funds in a variable investment plan, and employee's stock ownership plan. The Court would find that portions of these funds have been contributed by the employee and part by the employer, and though the evidence would reflect certain valuations have not been carried to the date of t,rl is heal- i n9, that the va I ue of said ret i rement plan and variable investment plans and the stock purchased under the Employee Stock Ownership Plan total $68,328.64, this being computed by adding monthly contributions of $291.66 each month subsequent to the statement of september 30, 1989. In addition to the retirement plan of the Respondent in this matter, the Petitioner has accumulated 1n her individual ,-etirement account or pension plan through her employer, Cunningham Law Firm, the sum of $721.19. The Court finds that the parties during the marriage have accumulated certain savings consisting of Savings Account #812- 374-7 in the FirsTier Bank in the amount of $2,300. There is also an insurance check received for damages covered by insurance on a 1980 Honda in the sum of $1,200. In addition to the above, the Court would find that there was an account at FirsTier Savings, being Account #810-934-6, which was transferred by the Respondent and p I aced in j oi nt tenancy with his parents, I rene V. Fay and Clarence J. Fay, Sr. p.