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VIDEO: Here’s how much you need to save each day to become a millionaire by age 65

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Dec 30, 2016

If one of your life goals is to make it to age 65 with at least a million dollars to your name, David Bach, author of "Smart Couples Finish Rich," has a plan for you.

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Though the key is investing as early as possible, Bach’s money-saving tips can help folks at any age work toward that million-dollar mark.

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Watch the video below from Business Insider to learn how much you need to be investing each day to reach your milestone:

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