After watching the video, Why You Should Invest More in Your $20$s than in your $30$s$,$ Suze Orman notes that if you start investing $$100$ a month at age $25$ in a stock investment fund with an average annual return of $12\%,$ by the time you are $65$ you will have $$1,000,000.$ This is due to the effect of compounding, which is the percentage return earned on the money you've put into the account, plus the return earned on any previous gains or interest that you've already accrued. If you wait until age $35$ to start investing, how much will you have at age $65?$

Question $5$ options:

$$700,000$

$$500,000$

$$600,000$

$$300,000$