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What percentage of people cry when being fired? [N/A]
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u/tiredofsillynonsense — 3 days ago
Counting in 2.5% yearly inflation and local taxes, my money invested now would only double in value in 20 YEARS?!?!?!
I did some maths. I put in €5000 into an ETF. If it grows by 8%, and inflation grows by 2.5%, after a 15% tax cut I would only have the equivalent of ~€10000 in almost TWENTY YEARS??????
But I can’t afford to buy property right now, so to protect any savings from inflation I have to invest for a very small return?
This world is BS. Having us constantly working and worrying about money.
u/tiredofsillynonsense — 7 days ago
If I invest solely in a global ETF, with thousands of companies, what are the chances that in 10 years I will lose money?
I'm scared to invest.
But for me to make a loss, it would only be if there was some global collapse, where money wouldn't even matter anymore?
u/tiredofsillynonsense — 7 days ago
Is 85% in V3AA and 15% in CTEC a good way to go? Complete noob here.
I've been researching for days. I figure, green energy will keep gaining popularity? I just want something I can leave for 5 to 10 years.
u/tiredofsillynonsense — 7 days ago