Quality/ Regulatory compliance nurse. It's actually much more fun than it sounds :-)
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One problem with your theory, I assume you are basing this on a 10yr S&P 500 average. Not all stocks have a "direct correlation" to the S&P 500. 7% is one of those things everyone throws out there, but it is not necessarily true. You also need to factor in market timing. Where in the "10 year cycle" are you getting in at? Where are you getting out. Lets just say that the average investor is lucky to hit 3-5% despite what the dude with the porshe on YouTube tells you. I will keep spending on my reef because it makes me happy and happiness contributes to longevity and quality of life.My advice to all of you is quit the hobby and start contributing that money to an IRA.
If you invest 200 a month at 5% after 10 years you will have over 30,000.
After 20 years roughly 82,000.
If you average 7% you'll be over 100k in 20 years.
One problem with your theory, I assume you are basing this on a 10yr S&P 500 average. Not all stocks have a "direct correlation" to the S&P 500. 7% is one of those things everyone throws out there, but it is not necessarily true. You also need to factor in market timing. Where in the "10 year cycle" are you getting in at? Where are you getting out. Lets just say that the average investor is lucky to hit 3-5% despite what the dude with the porshe on YouTube tells you. I will keep spending on my reef because it makes me happy and happiness contributes to longevity and quality of life.
My advice to all of you is quit the hobby and start contributing that money to an IRA.
If you invest 200 a month at 5% after 10 years you will have over 30,000.
After 20 years roughly 82,000.
If you average 7% you'll be over 100k in 20 years.
My advice to all of you is quit the hobby and start contributing that money to an IRA.
If you invest 200 a month at 5% after 10 years you will have over 30,000.
After 20 years roughly 82,000.
If you average 7% you'll be over 100k in 20 years.
One problem with your theory, I assume you are basing this on a 10yr S&P 500 average. Not all stocks have a "direct correlation" to the S&P 500. 7% is one of those things everyone throws out there, but it is not necessarily true. You also need to factor in market timing. Where in the "10 year cycle" are you getting in at? Where are you getting out. Lets just say that the average investor is lucky to hit 3-5% despite what the dude with the porshe on YouTube tells you. I will keep spending on my reef because it makes me happy and happiness contributes to longevity and quality of life.
Sorry may be speaking out of turn but I took this with a tinge of sarcasm to speak to how expensive our hobby is, not that we will actually stop.. :) I'm sure we all would be saving tons of money if we switched to knitting.. haha