So in this video today, I'm going to
be showing you how to become a millionaire
and basically how much money you need
how young you are when you begin investing.
And as I'm sure you guys can imagine
and as you've seen with the thumbnail already,
the earlier you get started with investing
the better off you are because you're allowing
your money to have more time to grow.
But before we get into those numbers,
I wanna go ahead and dispel two
of the most common objections I get from people
when I start talking about getting rich
or becoming a millionaire through investing.
And objection number one is that a million dollars today
is not equal to a million dollars tomorrow.
You're 100% right about that, due to inflation.
Inflation is basically the deterioration
of the buying power of our money
and it sits at around 2% per year.
What I'm gonna go ahead and do through
this calculation is account for inflation
by subtracting 2% from the overall return.
So the stock market on average returns about 10% per year.
Not every single year, but if you look
at a very long period of time, that is the average figure.
We're gonna go ahead and subtract 2%
for inflation meaning that our real return after inflation
is 8%, which we used for these calculations.
It'll be a lot more than a million dollars,
you know, 10, 20, 30 years from now, but it will likely
have the equivalent buying power to $1 million today,
as long as inflation doesn't balloon
out of control and it stays at around 2%.
Now the second objection I get from people
is that that's great and all but I'm gonna
have to give it all up in taxes
and you absolutely do not have to
as long as you know certain tax loopholes out there.
This honestly isn't even really a loophole per se.
It's something called a Roth IRA.
I have a bunch of videos on my channel about Roth IRAs
if you guys wanna learn more about them.
It's a certain type of retirement account
that allows you to invest tax free
so long as you leave your money
in there until you are of certain age.
So if you are looking to grow your money completely tax free
the Roth IRA is going to be your best option
for implementing the strategy here.
To answer the question here, how much money
do you need to invest to become a millionaire?
What it is that you're taking advantage of here
is something called compound interest.
I'm sure you've heard of this from Warren Buffet
and all kinds of different experts out there.
Hopefully you came across it when you were in school
but if you're like me, you probably never heard
of this until you were in your 20s unfortunately.
But essentially, this is allowing your money
to grow over a very long period of time.
What we're gonna look at here is how much
you have to invest as a 20 year old
to become a millionaire by 65.
Versus waiting until you're 30, 40 or even 50 years old.
Starting off here, if you were looking
to invest from 20 to 65 and become a millionaire
you would have to invest just $216 every single month.
That is just $54 per week or $6.97 per day.
The comparison I always like to use here
is that for the price of a Starbucks cup of coffee
or your morning breakfast you could become
a millionaire by investing passively into the stock market.
If you went ahead and invested $216 per month
at an 8% return per year accounting
for inflation for 45 years, this is how much money
you would have at the end of those 45 years.
You could 100% do this through a Roth IRA
to be completely tax free on all of those gains.
Moving on, let's say you decide to wait a little bit.
You don't wanna invest in your 20s.
You wanna put it off, like most people do
and you want to start in your 30s.
Well if you wanna become a millionaire by age 65,
you need to be investing $484 per month,
which is equal to $121 per week or $15.61 per day.
Notice how only 10 years went by,
but that's as substantially higher figure.
We went from about $7 a day to about $15.50 a day
more than double what you had to contribute
if you had started just 10 years before.
If you invested $484 per day at an 8% return
for 35 years, this is how much money you would have.
We get into a bit of a tricky situation after age 30.
Because when it comes to the Roth IRA there's
a maximum amount of money you can contribute each year.
For most people, that is $6,000 per year.
If you were investing $484 per month,
you could still do this through a Roth IRA.
But once you look at investing more
than $500 per month as you would have
to if you started at 40 or 50 you can
no longer fully maximize those Roth IRA contributions.
Meaning that not only are you having
to invest a lot more money, it's going
to be money you're going to ultimately
have to pay taxes on in the future.
If you decided to wait until you were in your 40s
the first 20 years of your adult life
you said, "I don't wanna invest, I'm just gonna spend
"my money on whatever I want."
If you waited until you were 40
you would now have to invest $1,140 per month
to become a millionaire by age 65.
You would be paying taxes on some
of those gains because you cannot put more
than $6,000 per year into this Roth IRA account.
That is equivalent to $285 per week or $36.77 per day.
It's roughly five times the amount you would have had
to contribute if you started at 20,
by waiting until 40 to begin investing
for your retirement or becoming a millionaire.
If you invested $1,140 per month at an 8% return
for 25 years, this is the amount of money
that you would have at the end but you would be
on the hook for some taxes because you can't
put all that money into a Roth IRA.
The same being the case if you start at age 50.
If you are 50 years old and you've made
this unfortunate mistake of saving absolutely nothing
for your retirement and you're looking
to fast track your way to becoming a millionaire
you would have to invest $3,070 every single month
for 15 years to become a millionaire
and have this amount of money.
This is the issue that a lot of people are facing
by waiting until they are in their 30s, 40s
or unfortunately their 50s to begin investing.
And maybe it doesn't sound cool in your 20s
or even in your 30s to start, but would you rather
be investing $7 per day to become a millionaire
or trying to squeeze every penny to invest $40
or even $100 per day to become a millionaire.
I don't know about you guys, but most 50 year olds
that I know do not have $100 per day or $3,000 per month
to spare, hoping to eventually become a millionaire.
So the lesson here is this.
When it comes to taking advantage of compound interest
and becoming a millionaire, you basically have two options.
Number one, you can take advantage
of time which means you start earlier
and it doesn't really matter if you invest a ton of money.
We're talking $7 per day to become a millionaire.
Or you can wait until you are older
and then you have to invest a lot of money
because you don't have much time left until
you ultimately start needing that money.
Obviously, if you are older there's nothing
you can do about it and the best time to start is today.
But if you are younger, think about this lesson
and how time is on your side and you really don't have
to invest very much money at all to become a millionaire.
But anyways guys, that's gonna wrap up this video.
I hope you enjoyed it.
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