We’re in the middle of a crazy travel schedule and are taking a couple of weeks off from posting
When we return, we’re going to pick up where we left off with our latest post, The Most Important Number to Know About Your Portfolio.
In that post, we talked about the importance of knowing the long-term Compounding Rate of your portfolio, which is determined by how you set your asset allocation.
We also showed the stunning difference between compounding at 3%, 5%, and 10%.
What we didn’t tell you is which investments have historically compounded at these rates.
Can you guess what they are?
We’ll answer the question when we return, and we’ll explain why what you think is the safest investment is actually the most risky investment, most of the time.
Best regards,
Stuart & Sharon