Financial Concepts
Time is the Magical Component
in Investing
The following chart shows how much is needed to invest
each month at different ages and with different rates of
return in order to have $1,000,000 by the age of 65.
| Annual
Compound Rate of Return |
| Age |
8%
|
10%
|
12%
|
| 20 |
$ 208 |
$ 111 |
$ 58 |
| 25 |
$ 310 |
$ 180 |
$ 103 |
| 30 |
$ 467 |
$ 294 |
$ 183 |
| 35 |
$ 710 |
$ 485 |
$ 328 |
| 40 |
$ 1,100 |
$ 811 |
$ 593 |
| 45 |
$ 1,757 |
$ 1,392 |
$ 1,097 |
| 50 |
$ 2,962 |
$ 2,510 |
$ 2,121 |
Consider
that at age 45 one needs to save $1,097 per month (at 12%
rate of return) to have $1,000,000 at age 65. But, if one
started five years earlier at age 40, with the same
annual rate of return, it would only take $593 per month.
And if started at age 20, only $58 per month. Time is
magical.
Contact us and we'll show you, (or your children), how to
get started on the first $1,000,000. Put time on your (their)
side.
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Importance of an Early Start
To illustrate the importance of an early start to
financial planning, consider two individuals Allen and
Bruce. Both are 25 years old and planning for normal
retirement at age 65.
Allen saves $2,000.00 a year at %10 interest for a total
of 8 years or until he is 33 years old then stops. Bruce
waits for 8 years or until he is 33 years old and then
saves $2,000.00 a year at 10% for 32 years until he is 65
years old.
Who has saved the most?
Who has accumulated the most by age 65?
Allen has at age 65 ? $531,202
Bruce has at age 65 ? $442,503
Allen will end up with $88,699 more and have contributed
$50,000 less.
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Is $1,000,000 of Life
Insurance Enough??
The chart below indicates the length of time you could
expect various insurance amounts to last at various
levels to your beneficiaries*.
.
Annual
Income
to Beneficiaries |
Amount
of Insurance Coverage |
| |
$ 250,000 |
$ 500,000 |
$ 1,000,000 |
| $ 25,000 |
11 years |
24 years |
57 years |
| $ 35,000 |
8 years |
16 years |
36 years |
| $ 50,000 |
6 years |
11 years |
24 years |
| $ 75,000 |
4 years |
7 years |
15 years |
*(Assumes 45% tax
rate, 8% interest & 3% inflation)
|
How much
Life Insurance do you have?
Maybe is it time for a review?
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What is the Easiest Way to
Accumulate Wealth?
Over the years I have been asked to respond to this question more
than any other question. The answer? Simple! Consistent monthly deposits
into a property structured investment plan based on your goals and
objectives. It's not a "get rich quick" scheme. It's a "get
wealthy, be happy, reach your goals, one step at a time" plan.
You don't have to be a sophisticated investor, or have large amounts
of money to get started. Any one, of any age can do it, and the results
over time can be amazing! The chart below illustrates what you could
expect from a $200 per month deposit at various rates of return.
| Year |
8%
|
10%
|
12%
|
| 10 |
$ 32,368 |
$ 35,850 |
$ 30,716 |
| 15 |
$ 64,766 |
$ 73,854 |
$ 87,072 |
| 20 |
$ 107,428 |
$ 135,060 |
$ 170,526 |
| 25 |
$ 173,054 |
$ 233,632 |
$ 317,602 |
| 30 |
$ 269,480 |
$ 392,386 |
$ 576,798 |
| 35 |
$ 411,160 |
$ 648,058 |
$ 1,039,592 |
| 40 |
$ 671,474 |
$ 1,168,444 |
$ 1,061,942 |
This chart
doesn't represent any specific investment, but it could
represent your retirement fund (RRSP), your child or
grandchild's education fund, or any number of worthwhile
goals you may have for yourself or your family. The key
is, none of this will happen until you start it in motion.
Procrastination is the greatest enemy in wealth
accumulation. (If you've started, great! Tell someone you
know about this site.)
By starting a monthly investment program you realize many,
many benefits. Such as: *Paying yourself first - which is
the first "rule" of proper financial planning.
*You will take advantage of the investment technique of
Dollar Cost Averaging. *If your investment is registered,
you will be able to use it as a tax deduction, and the
accumulation will be tax-free. *And most importantly, you
will have the piece of mind in knowing you are working
towards a worthwhile financial goal.
Don't procrastinate, Contact us and let's get you started
on a Wealth Accumulation Plan as soon as possible!
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