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from Jeremy Vohwinkle If you are one of the many Americans receiving the tax rebate from the 2008 economic stimulus package, you probably already have an idea of what to do with the money. But before you go out and spend that money, consider this: If you were to take your $1,200 rebate and stick it in an IRA, and managed to earn an average 8% return over 25 years, you'd end up with over $8,000. Still not excited about saving the money? Well, consider saving the $1,200 rebate, and then finding a way to save another $1,200 (just $100 each month) each year for the next 25 years with the same 8% return, and you'd have over $100,000! Sure, putting a little extra money in a mutual fund may not be as exciting as buying a new TV or BBQ grill, but it can get you into the habit of saving, and that can really pay off. | |
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