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Title: Making a Million $


1
Making a Million
  • Presented by Frances Kwock
  • Based on a book titled
  • Time is Money
  • Written by Frances Leonard

2
FREE Money, If you SAVE Now!
  • From 87 to 95 percent of your million will be
    free!!
  • No sweating for this money.
  • Wont need to inherit it, marry it or steal it.
  • However, must constantly fight your desire to
    spend.
  • Must save, save, save!!!

3
Surest Route to Wealth without Work
  • Compounding of interest
  • interest that pays interest on the interest
  • reserves its meteoric effects for the final years
  • Time
  • use your youth to make a million
  • compounding needs time to work its miracles

4
Compounding reserves its meteoric effects for the
final years
5
Use your Youth to make a Million!
  • Look at all the free money youll get just for
    being young. The out-of-pocket cost for the
    20-year-old is 40,890 (959,104 free), for the
    25-year-old is 60372 (939,628 free), for the
    30-year-old is 88,464 (911,536 free), for the
    35-year-old is 128,304 (871,696 free)

6
Monthly Investment Plan _at_10
  • If you make your last payment at age 67 and your
    first payment at
  • 20 then pay 71/mo. 22
    87/mo. 24 106/mo. 26
    130/mo. 28 159/mo. 30
    194/mo. 32 238/mo.

7
Cant Afford It! Do You Really Need a Million?
  • You will have this much money if you invest 50
    monthly _at_10, ending on your 67th birthday and
    beginning when you turn
  • 20 708,705
  • 21 640,959
  • 22 579,636
  • 23 524,125
  • 24 473,875
  • 25 428,389
  • 26 387,215
  • 27 349,942
  • 28 316,203

8
General Assumptions
  • Retirement age is 67 years old
  • Calculations use monthly compounding
  • Investment vehicles are stocks, bonds or mutual
    funds
  • Rate of return at least matches historical avg.
    annual return on stocks of 10.3

9
IF you want it, you have a ONCE-IN-A-LIFE -TIME
chance, it wont come around again!!
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