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You're looking at the yield; not the returns. You also cannot directly invest in the index but there are ETFs that track it.
by whatok 10y ago
You're looking at the yield; not the returns. You also cannot directly invest in the index but there are ETFs that track it.
- nstj 10y agoSure - so you're factoring capital appreciation in to the total return for your 4% after tax number? Which would imply that you're not holding these to maturity though right?