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Dont Speak♥ | Is this true ? ?? |
i heard that if you save $1000 a month until you retire you will be a millionare?
Is this true ?? |
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pditty
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It would take you 84 years to save that much, so no you need to save more than that per month if you want to make a million by the time you retire. |
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Franco
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It depends how long it will be before you retire, but it is an interesting question.
Assuming you have 45 years to go, if you invest at say, 5.5% , in a tax free account, you would have $2,274,714 gross.
But after after inflation at say, 2,5%, the real purchasing power of your savings will only be $748,777. This would easily give you enough income for retirement and to bequeeth to your children one day, to make life easier for them. Is that not what parenthood is all about? |
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mister ed
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with out doing a little bit of math based on experience if you put 1000 a month in a growth type mutual fund and did it faithfully or lets say 30 years you would have close to a million dollars - but remember that million would be in today days dollars -- not the value of a dollar thirty years from now. |
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Ryan S
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easily...depending on your age and when you plan on retiring.
1000 per month earning a historical rate of 11% per year would only take 21.2 years.
however this doesnt take into account inflation, taxes, or other market volatility and timing of deposits. |
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Genki
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Well, that would depend on how many months until you retire! :-)
It also depends on what interest rate you would earn on the money you saved
There are many "savings" calculators on the Internet. Here's a good one on my site that includes a graph:
http://www.steverumberg.com/index.php?p=re2/assets/calculators/Millionaire.php |
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Kenneth D
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I would suggset a better option. You be earning interest when you save that money but a million now won't be able to buy as much in the future. Maybe you can invest your money on something that earns interest/return that is more than the inflation rate, thereby you are sure that you are saving and at the same time what you're earning is enough to cover inflationary effects in prices. Mutual funds, bonds, stock or other securities. Ask some friends who are investing to give you an advice on which security is a good investment. |
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WE ARE TOTALLY F***ED!
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Possible but would the value of a dollar in today's day be different in say 50 years from now? You have to consider the inflationary affect. If you want to try go for such an idea, place the accumulated savings in a CD ( Certificate of Deposit) to offset the inflationary hike. |
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sophie nicole
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lol maybe maybe how knows but i dont how you but im bad at saving money...i just love shopping to much...:))) |
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