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~14.5% Historical CAGR.
The benchmark index has compounded at ~14.5% over the past 20 years. Systematic investments in diversified index funds turn compounding into high generational wealth.
5.6% Average Inflation.
Savings bank interest (~3%) actually loses value over time. To preserve purchasing power, your wealth must outperform inflation — equities are the primary hedge.
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