Same Paycheck, Different Future

Savings account vs. investing — run the numbers yourself.

After 20 years

Savings Account

$0

Interest earned: $0

Invested (S&P 500)

$0

Growth earned: $0

You put in

$0

Multiplier

0x

Investing earns you extra $0
Savings Invested Contributions

What if you stop saving and just let it grow?

After your saving years, stop contributing and let compound interest do the rest.

Savings (coasting)

$0

No new deposits

Invested (coasting)

$0

No new deposits

You put in (total)

$0

Multiplier

0x

Total extra from investing $0
Savings Invested

← Saving years  |  Coasting years →

Investment returns based on S&P 500 historical average (~10%/yr).
Actual returns vary year to year. Past performance ≠ future results.
But over any 20+ year period in history, the market has always grown.