The Basics:
Retirement planning may be broken into two elementary divisions—planning for your own retirement and planning for your children’s eventual retirement. Both become difficult subjects when the plans are not made and implemented. Both are delightful and pleasant subjects when prudent plans are made and carried out. This chart shows the paramount importance of not procrastinating to set-up a savings plan. Represented are two investors, the late-in-the-game planner and the prudent planner. Both investors received a compounding 8% return on capital. Both retire with more than a million dollars of savings. This prudent planner invested an annual $4,040 between ages 25 to 40 [15 years, a total of $60,600]. However, this late-in-the-game planner invested an annual $10,675 between ages 40 and 65 [25 years, a total of $266,875]. 
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