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Not the money saved but the "free" money from the 6% returns, that wasn't from sacrifices as much as just the rewards of already having money. Phrased it oddly
by spencerflem 2y ago
Not the money saved but the "free" money from the 6% returns, that wasn't from sacrifices as much as just the rewards of already having money.
Phrased it oddly, but index funds give me a weird feeling of getting something for nothing.
- Panzer04 2y agoProbably you should feel more aggrieved by government bonds, which are as close to riskless as it gets if you buy short-dated securities. Index funds are still riskyz though everyone forgets that when the market keeps going up.