small_amounts_of_moneyHi All,

When it comes to saving money, even small amounts of cash matter. If you saved $100 every week and socked it into a retirement account where you earned 6% and if you keep it up for 30 years you’d have $404,417.  Thats a lot of cash.  So, small amounts of money consistently invested over time can matter a lot for your bottom line.

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James Hendrickson is an internet entrepreneur, blogging junky, hunter and personal finance geek. When he’s not lurking in coffee shops in Portland, Oregon, you’ll find him in the Pacific Northwest’s great outdoors. James has a masters degree in Sociology from the University of Maryland at College Park and a Bachelors degree on Sociology from Earlham College. He loves individual stocks, bonds and precious metals.

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