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by binarymax 5790 days ago
Not always! I live in a space that is far more economical to rent. If I were to buy the space I am living in now, it would cost an extra X per month - and there is no guarantee the house I rent increasing in value. I take that extra X and invest it every month and get some decent compound interest off it and I am much better off in the long term.
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What magnitude of X are we talking about? Where I live (Central Europe), the difference is really small.
Right now its about £400 per month difference (I live in South East UK)
You are compounding interest in this financial market? How? :) Is it above inflation?