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When investing in a savings plan, it is better to _____.
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invest all the money you can in the beginning at the highest rate possible and do not add any other money
invest all the money you can in the beginning at the highest rate possible and do not add any other money
invest money in equal amounts over a long period of time at the highest rate possible
invest money in equal amounts over a long period of time at the highest rate possible
invest all the money you can in the beginning at the highest rate possible, and then add money periodically
invest all the money you can in the beginning at the highest rate possible, and then add money periodically
invest all the money you can in the beginning at the highest compounding interest rate possible, and then add money periodically
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invest all the money you can in the beginning at the highest compounding interest rate possible, and then add money periodically
Reason: money invested earlier grows more from compound interest, and continuing regular contributions further increase your balance over time.
Reason: money invested earlier grows more from compound interest, and continuing regular contributions further increase your balance over time.
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