IF I INVEST IN MUTUAL FUNDS LIKE AM NOW AND CONTINUE FOR AT LEAST 10 YEARS FOR GROWTH WHAT’S THE PROFIT LIKE?

I’m putting in $25 dollars the month in an Roth IRA comment that contains mutual supports inside of the Roth IRA account. What’s the result of saying 6 total in 10 years from it where the distinction compounds for the prolonged term?

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Daniel B February 20, 2011 at 10:44 am

With $25 a month for 10 years………..not much.

Debra G February 20, 2011 at 10:59 am

You need to know what the interest rate is. But with only $25 a month, it will be better than nothing, but not very significant. Try to increase your monthly contribution as much as possible.

muncie birder February 20, 2011 at 11:45 am

The most likely outcome but not the only outcome is that after 10 years you will have about $4781. That assumes an annual growth of about 10%. Six figures is virtually beyond the realm of possibility. Five figures also. There is a slim chance you may manage as much as $6100 assuming annual growth at 15%, very unlikely but possible.

henry9tx8 February 20, 2011 at 12:17 pm

Even at a 10-12% rate of return, $300/yr will only return you 5-7K at best in 10 yrs.

4K a year at 12% would get you to just over 80K in 10 yrs.

Good luck.

vegas_iwish February 20, 2011 at 12:25 pm

Impossible to tell unless you tell what fund/type of fund & even then a guess. There are no gurantees & should not be. You are doing a good job getting the money put away. I hope the fund(s) you have chosen are aggressive….

t_roe February 20, 2011 at 12:32 pm

zero percent chance…even if you did $500/month you wouldn’t get to 6 figures in 10 years…………..unless near the end of the 10 years a big bull market shows up……..

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