Let’s look at a comparison of traditional retirement plans versus “front loading."
If you were able to contribute $16,667 per year for 30 years without the restrictions most retirement plans place on you, it would take you 30 years to contribute $500,000 to your retirement plan. By implementing a Financed Planning™ program today, though, you could have a lump sum of $500,000 compounding in a tax-deferred program now.
The chart above is an illustration of the dramatic difference in overall results due to the compounding effect of a large deposit today. (Note: the purpose of this chart is to illustrate the compressed time concept. The 7% return shown is hypothetical and not a guarantee of future results.)
As you can see, with a 7% annual return on $16,667 per year for 30 years, you would have $1,684,550 in your account at the end of the 30 years.
With our program compounding a lump sum of $500,000 from the first day for 30 years, though, you would have $3,806,127 in your account at the end of that 30 years. After paying off the initial $500,000 principal, you would have $3,306,127 for retirement. That's nearly 100% more retirement income than the traditional method.
