Episode 1
Save Late | Series 9.1
Money needs time to grow, so the longer you wait to start saving, the better chance you have of NOT being a millionaire!
- Think of it like planting a fruit tree. Fruit trees can take three to five years before they start producing any fruit at all. And after that the production increases exponentially. (01:05)
- The longer you wait to plant those seeds, the longer it will take to have them grow into that wonderful fruit producing tree. (01:38)
- There is no growth on your money, no growth on the seed until you plant it. Not only that, it has a greater chance to now be spent so even better for trying to avoid getting anywhere close to millionaire-hood. (01:45)
Quote for the episode: "If you wait to plant that tree for 10 years, so now you only get 20 years to save or 20 years of growth, with those same exact rates of 10% and $500 a month, you will now only wind up with less than $400,000." (02:07)
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Transcript
Welcome to the Enjoy More 30s Family Finance
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Joseph Okaly:Hello and welcome to the next series here on the
Joseph Okaly:Enjoy More 30s Family Finance podcast, 10 Ways to NOT Be a
Joseph Okaly:Millionaire. Now if you actually do want to be a millionaire, not
Joseph Okaly:to worry, this series isn't just for those people who are looking
Joseph Okaly:to maybe shoot themselves in the foot. If you avoid doing these
Joseph Okaly:10 things then you could also be well on your way to
Joseph Okaly:millionaire-hood. Each week I will be sharing a quick step in
Joseph Okaly:this how to not be a millionaire process, so you know what to do
Joseph Okaly:or hopefully what to avoid.
Joseph Okaly:As always, before I begin, please share and like please
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Joseph Okaly:out there just like you.
Joseph Okaly:Today's great tip on how to not be a millionaire is by saving
Joseph Okaly:late. The longer you wait to start saving, the better chance
Joseph Okaly:you have of not being a millionaire. Think of it like
Joseph Okaly:planting a fruit tree. Fruit trees can take three to five
Joseph Okaly:years before they start producing any fruit at all. And
Joseph Okaly:after that the production increases exponentially. A few
Joseph Okaly:apples in year five might turn into a few dozen apples in year
Joseph Okaly:six. And pretty soon by year seven, eight and nine you have
Joseph Okaly:more fruit than you can handle. So the old saying goes when is
Joseph Okaly:the best time to plant a fruit tree? And the answer is 10 years
Joseph Okaly:ago. The second best time to plant a fruit tree is today. So
Joseph Okaly:saving late is a great way to slow yourself down. The longer
Joseph Okaly:you wait to plant those seeds, the longer it will take to have
Joseph Okaly:them grow into that wonderful fruit producing tree. There is
Joseph Okaly:no growth on your money, no growth on the seed until you
Joseph Okaly:plant it. Not only that, it has a greater chance to now be spent
Joseph Okaly:so even better for trying to avoid getting anywhere close to
Joseph Okaly:millionaire-hood. If you save $500 a month for 30 years and
Joseph Okaly:get 10% growth, you wind up with over $1.1 million. If you wait
Joseph Okaly:to plant that tree for 10 years, so now you only get 20 years to
Joseph Okaly:save or 20 years of growth. With those same exact rates of 10%
Joseph Okaly:and $500 a month, you will now only wind up with less than
Joseph Okaly:$400,000. So overall, I think it is more than clear. Saving late
Joseph Okaly:is a fantastic way to not be a millionaire.
Joseph Okaly:Thanks for tuning in today and join us for next week's episode
Joseph Okaly:on how to not be a millionaire, Missing the Match. As always,
Joseph Okaly:please remember to review and share for others and if you need
Joseph Okaly:any help, don't hesitate in reaching out. I probably have
Joseph Okaly:helped someone just like you. Until next week. Thanks for
Joseph Okaly:joining me today and I look forward to connecting with you
Joseph Okaly:again soon.
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