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by bitxbitxbitcoin
2002 days ago
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I think the point is that $100 at 25 is potentially not as nice as ~$400 at 65 (includes doubling every twenty years due to compound interest at historical market rates). Even with the inevitable inflation adjusted cost to a nice meal over forty years, historically speaking someone who invests $100 at 25 instead of eating it will be able to afford more nice meals forty years from now - of course only provided you live that long. |
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