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Learn what the opportunity cost is for a $1k, $5k and $100k emergency fund. Let's walk through the math of the opportunity cost of a money market account, savings account, and long-term stock market returns. We use ETFs (indexes), not individual stocks. Once you understand wealth building is all about compounding, you won't look at your emergency fund the same way. Are you investing well for financial freedom...or not? If you invest $10,000 per year for retirement, but earn only 2%, after 20 years you’ll have $262,692 and after 30 years $431,908. However, if you invested for growth and the stock market averaged 10% annually, your $10,000 per year would grow to $697,299 after 20 years and $1,983,928 after 30 years! A huge difference. Complete the short application to find out how to invest for growth, what asset allocation I recommend (with ticker symbols, percentages, etc.) and if the VIP Experience is a good fit for you. INTERESTED IN THE BE WEALTHY & SMART VIP EXPERIENCE? In this monthly LIVE webinar wi