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LATTE
FACTOR
Why You Don’t Have to
Be Rich to Live Rich
DAVID BACH
and John David Mann
THETIME
THE TIMEVALUE
VALUE OF
OF MONEY
MONEY
Invest Now Rather Than Later
SUSAN KIM
Investing at age 19 (10% Annual Return) Investing at age 27(10% Annual Return)
AGE INVESTMENT TOTAL VALUE S AGE INVESTMENT TOTAL VALUE
19 $2,000 2,200 19 0 0
20 2,000 4,620 E 20 0 0
21 2,000 7,282 21 0 0
22 2,000 10,210 E 22 0 0
23 2,000 13,431 23 0 0
24 2,000 16,974 24 0 0
25 2,000 20,871 T 25 0 0
26
27
2,000
0
25,158
27,674
H 26
27
0
$2,000
0
2,200
28 0 30,442 E 28 2,000 4,620
29 0 33,486 29 2,000 7,282
30 0 36,834 30 2,000 10,210
31 0 40,518 D 31 2,000 13,431
32 0 44,570 32 2,000 16,974
33 0 48,027 I 33 2,000 20,871
34
35
0
0
53,929
59,322
F 34
35
2,000
2,000
25,158
29,874
36 0 65,256 F 36 2,000 35,072
37 0 71,780 37 2,000 40,768
38 0 78,958 E 38 2,000 47,045
39 0 86,854 R 39 2,000 53,949
40 0 95,540 40 2,000 61,544
41 0 105,094 E 41 2,000 69,899
42 0 115,603 N 42 2,000 79,089
43 0 127,163 43 2,000 89,198
44 0 130,880 C 44 2,000 100,318
45 0 153,868 45 2,000 112,550
46 0 169,255 E 46 2,000 126,005
47 0 188,180 47 2,000 140,805
48 0 204,798 48 2,000 157,086
49 0 226,278 49 2,000 174,094
50 0 247,806 50 2,000 194,694
51 0 272,586 51 2,000 216,363
52 0 299,845 52 2,000 240,199
53 0 329,830 53 2,000 266,419
54 0 362,813 54 2,000 295,261
55 0 399,094 55 2,000 326,988
56 0 439,003 56 2,000 361,886
57 0 482,904 57 2,000 400,275
58 0 531,194 58 2,000 442,503
59 0 584,314 59 2,000 488,953
60 0 642,745 60 2,000 540,048
61 0 707,020 61 2,000 596,253
62 0 777,722 62 2,000 658,078
63 0 855,494 63 2,000 726,086
64 0 941,043 64 2,000 800,895
65 0 1,035,148 65 2,000 883,185
EARNINGS BEYOND EARNINGS BEYOND
INVESTMENT INVESTMENT
$1,019,148 $805,185
SUSAN EARNS $1,019,148
KIM EARNS $805,185
SUSAN EARNS MORE $213,963
Susan invested one-fifth the dollars but has 25% more to show
START INVESTING EARLY!
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START EARLY
Start Early
This chart shows the enormous advantage of starting early. When you start young,
you can finish rich. It assumes you save $300 a month until the age of 65 in an
investment that earns 10% annually.
25 $1,913,334
Start at Age…
35 $684,097
45 $230,009
55 $62,265
• $35.0 l
0 per week with a hypothetica
growth rate of 10% =
1 year = $1,885
2 years = $3,967
5 years = $11,616
10 year
s = $30,727
15 year
s = $62,171
30 year
40 y
s = $339,073
ears = $948,611
“A la
tte spu Bach
rned is a fortune earned.” —David
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THE EARLIER YOU START, THE BIGGER YOUR NEST EGG
(Assumes 10% Annual Rate of Return)
Daily Monthly 10 20 30 40 50
Investment Investment Years Years Years Years Years
A Pack Over a
a Day Month That 10 20 30 40 50
Costs Comes to Years Years Years Years Years
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HOW MUCH MONEY DO YOU NEED TO SAVE EACH DAY
TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE BY 65?
Daily or Monthly Investments Suggested to Build $1,000,000 by Age 65
10% Annual Interest Rate
The purpose of this chart is to share with you how much money you should be
saving, daily, monthly, or annually, with a rate of return of 10%
to accumulate $1,000,000 by the age of 65.
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SAVINGS GROWTH OF $100 DEPOSITED MONTHLY
Depending on the rate of return, putting just $100 a month into an interest-bearing
account and then letting it compound can generate a surprisingly large nest egg.
Interest 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
Rate Years Years Years Years Years Years Years Years
$100/mo
invested $6,315 $13,294 $21,006 $29,529 $38,947 $49,355 $60,856 $73,566
at 2.0%
$100/mo
invested 6,481 14,009 22,754 32,912 44,712 58,419 74,342 92,837
at 3.0%
$100/mo
invested 6,652 14,774 24,691 36,800 51,584 69,636 91,678 118,590
at 4.0%
$100/mo
invested 6,829 15,593 26,840 41,275 59,799 83,573 114,083 153,238
at 5.0%
$100/mo
invested 7,012 16,470 29,227 49,435 69,646 100,954 143,183 200,145
at 6.0%
$100/mo
invested 7,201 17,409 31,881 52,397 81,480 122,709 181,156 264,012
at 7.0%
$100/mo
invested 7,397 18,417 34,835 59,295 95,737 150,030 230,918 351,428
at 8.0%
$100/mo
invested 7,599 19,497 38,124 67,290 112,953 184,447 296,385 471,643
at 9.0%
$100/mo
invested 7,808 20,655 41,792 76,570 133,789 227,933 382,828 637,678
at 10.0%
$100/mo
invested 8,025 21,899 45,886 87,357 159,058 283,023 497,347 867,896
at 11.0%
$100/mo
invested 8,249 23,234 50,458 99,915 189,764 352,991 649,527 1,188,242
at 12.0%
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WHO
WHO SAYS
SAYS YOU
YOU CAN’T
CAN’T EARN10%?
EARN 10%?
Stocks, Bonds, Bills, and Inflation 1926–2017 Compound Ann. Rtn.%
$100,000
10,000
$7,353 Large Stocks 10.2
1,000
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©2018 and earlier, Morningstar. All Rights Reserved. Underlying data is from the Ibbotson SBBI Yearbook, by Roger G. Ibbotson and Rex A. Sinquefield. Updated annually. 2414880
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THE LATTE FACTOR CHALLENGE
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THE LATTE FACTOR MATH
To win a free Latte Factor mug, share your Latte Factor experience by emailing
us at success@finishrich.com. Just tell us what happened to you when you took
the challenge. How much money did you find? What did you learn? Every week
a winner will be selected!
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THE DOUBLE LATTE FACTOR CHALLENGE
Calculating your Double Latte Factor means looking not just at your
daily expenses, but at your weekly, monthly, seasonal, and annual expenses to
find items and services big and small that can be eliminated or reduced for big
savings.
Amount
Item or Service Cost Wasted Money? Amount Saved Saved
Monthly
How much 3 if this 3 if this
What I bought I can save X amount
I spent or can be can be
or buy by doing Y!
spend eliminated! reduced!
Bagel with cream
Item $2 per day by eating
cheese and a small $3.50 3 $60
Example at home
coffee
$200/mo.
Service Two cell phones for $50/mo. by changing
Including all 3 $50
Example myself and Alatia service plans
extra fees
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