2. Which investment would earn the most money by retirement at age 65?

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First investment will return $54,515
Second investment will return $25,000
Third invest willment return $50,338

I think that third investment would earn the most money as it make at age 45. So 20 years difference in comparison with first investment and only about $4,000 difference in money.

So the third variant would earn the most money.

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