how long tilll your a millionaire??

[O2BESOHUGE]

Tweetcalculate it and find out...

https://www.mortgage-calc.com/miscellaneous/million.html

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[mick-G]

TweetWere do you get 8% lol?

[O2BESOHUGE]

Tweet8% SAVINGS, INVESTMENTS, IRA'S OR RETIREMENTS IM GUESSING

O2

[Got Gear?]

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[angryoldman]

TweetWhen I get another $999,990 I'll officially be a millionaire

[mick-G]

TweetOh, I thought they meant 8% interest, lol! And AOM, you only have $10. bucks?? Now i feel sorry for you, honest.

[JsJs24]

TweetI shoot for 12%. You should be invest in riskier funds until you reach your fourties imo.

[snickers1]

Tweeti am 31 now i will hit the mark just before i turn 50.... you can see 8% returns on 401k's as long as you have set pretty aggressive...best advice is go see a financial you don't have to have ton money to go see one....they if there any good can point you in the right direction.

fyi did you notice what a million dollars is worth in this day....1 million is only worth 570k

[SUGARBABY]

Tweetwell, my goal is to hit it before 40 - but if all else fails my roth IRA will get me there around 60

[snickers1]

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well, my goal is to hit it before 40 - but if all else fails my roth IRA will get me there around 60

that's great sounds like your on track.......i couldn't see retireing at 40 or even 50 thou....what the heck would i do with myself, coarse i say that now.

[Testify]

TweetI am a long way . . .

[mick-G]

TweetOnly thing about the being Millionaire is that you can't spend it, lol! That is unless you have many millions, lol! You must keep investing to make good amount of interest to live on. 7% will give you 70K per year, but you can't touch the principle. To really be comfortable, i put my figure at about 4 Million. Don't forget you need to have your home the way you want it, money for future debts like college for children, fixing home, vehicles, and other expenses, etc. Sometime it is better to spend alittle to increase wealth, like income properties. It is very good to how how to use the system, like banking and credit for your benifit.

[SUGARBABY]

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that's great sounds like your on track.......i couldn't see retireing at 40 or even 50 thou....what the heck would i do with myself, coarse i say that now.

Oh, I would never retire - there is always work to be done, but instead of working for money, I would be working to "help" and be "Charitable" instead.

[Buffgrandpa]

TweetI should make it by my millionth birthday