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2. sorry, you didn't win the lottery, but here's a way you can still be a millionaire! starting at age 22, every night you take $5 out of your pocket and put it in a manila
envelope (title it "lottery winnings"). at the end of the year, you place the money from the envelope in a stock fund with an average interest rate of 10%.
• how much will you have in the account when you retire at age 65?
. what would be different if you started this plan later in your life?

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