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>100.000 EUR invested in indexfunds should net me on average around 6% a year after taxes, i.e. 6000 EUR a year or 500 EUR a month (7% historic average minus ~1
by porker 11y ago
>100.000 EUR invested in indexfunds should net me on average around 6% a year after taxes, i.e. 6000 EUR a year or 500 EUR a month (7% historic average minus ~1% tax).
Really? That's a better return than I'm seeing averaged over 10 years.
- ewaldort 11y agoHe also doesn't take inflation into consideration.
- nommm-nommm 11y agoOr market volatility. .... or much of anything, really.
- pc86 11y agoExpecting above-average returns on a small amount of money for several decades as sole income while ignoring inflation and market volatility. What could possibly go wrong?
- wsc981 11y agoI hoped to make clear this wasn't the sole income for decades. It's meant as a starting point to dedicate myself full-time on my own projects and hopefully make extra money from this work. Since I'm a developer with focus on mobile, I'd try to make several apps a year in this way which would hopefully generate substantial extra income over time.
- crdoconnor 11y agoOr those pesky 0% interest rates we've had for 7 years.
- muzz 11y ago0% interest rates are not a concept that applies to index funds
- crdoconnor 11y agoMarket crashes are though.