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Example 1: Early Retirement Savings
If you invest $5,000 initially and add $500 monthly at 7% annual return compounded monthly for 30 years, you’ll have about $612,000.
Example 2: College Fund
Starting with $2,000 and adding $200 monthly at 5% return for 18 years grows to approximately $77,000.
Tip: Start Early
Thanks to compounding, investing $300/month at age 25 yields more at 65 than $600/month starting at 35 (assuming 7% return).