The Longer You Wait, the More You Lose.
If you start with a $200 monthly contribution at age 25 that earns 6% interest, you can have an account balance of more than $381,000 by age 65. Start at 30 and you’ll have almost $275,000 but will have earned more than $100,000 less than someone who started with the same contributions five years earlier. Are you losing out? Find out at www.ingcompareme.com.
| Beginning Age | Account Balance at age 65 | Years Lost by Waiting | Lost Earnings |
| 25 | $381,535.55 | 0 | $0.00 |
| 30 | $274,720.79 | 5 | $106, 814.76 |
| 35 | $194,902.59 | 10 | $186,632.96 |
| 40 | $135,257.79 | 15 | $246,277.76 |
| 45 | $90,687.73 | 20 | $290,847.82 |
| 50 | $57,382.38 | 25 | $324,153.17 |
| 55 | $32,494.69 | 30 | $349,040.86 |
| 60 | $13,897.16 | 35 | $367,638.39 |
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