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06-22-2021, 10:21 AM
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How long did it take to double your money with index funds?
Say you invest 100k into your average index fund
How many years would it take to double that(given you didn’t add any fresh capital to the principle)?
I don’t own any index funds just blue chip dividend payers and it took about 7 years for me to double my principle with dividends reinvested on top of dividend hikes.
Wondering if I should have invested into indexes instead.....
How many years would it take to double that(given you didn’t add any fresh capital to the principle)?
I don’t own any index funds just blue chip dividend payers and it took about 7 years for me to double my principle with dividends reinvested on top of dividend hikes.
Wondering if I should have invested into indexes instead.....
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06-22-2021, 10:23 AM
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06-22-2021, 10:24 AM
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06-22-2021, 10:27 AM
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The rule of 72
72/rate of return gives you a rough estimate for the doubling time in years.
Example:
10% return per year
72/10=7.2 years
Just need to predict your annual rate of return
72/rate of return gives you a rough estimate for the doubling time in years.
Example:
10% return per year
72/10=7.2 years
Just need to predict your annual rate of return
06-22-2021, 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
I am surprised you didnt go there first; instead of asking some immature forum on a bodybuilding website....Damn repped
06-22-2021, 11:15 AM
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Originally Posted By turdburglar9021⏩
Interdasting, hard to calculate exact YOY with constant dividend hikes and reinvestmentsThe rule of 72
72/rate of return gives you a rough estimate for the doubling time in years.
Example:
10% return per year
72/10=7.2 years
Just need to predict your annual rate of return
72/rate of return gives you a rough estimate for the doubling time in years.
Example:
10% return per year
72/10=7.2 years
Just need to predict your annual rate of return
Originally Posted By Issobolic28⏩
I’ll take Lucy’s word for itI am surprised you didnt go there first; instead of asking some immature forum on a bodybuilding website....
Thanks for your contribution boyo
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06-22-2021, 11:27 AM
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About 7 years
Key is to always be adding to it. Really anyone with a decentish job (60 - 80k salary) should be able to become a millionaire by their 40s this way
Once that happens you can expect to return $100,000 on average a year, just in investments. Not bad
Key is to always be adding to it. Really anyone with a decentish job (60 - 80k salary) should be able to become a millionaire by their 40s this way
Once that happens you can expect to return $100,000 on average a year, just in investments. Not bad
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