You posted actual returnsIt is only 20% higher if someone is lucky long enough.1.4% higher returns is a lothttps://investor.vanguard.com/investor- ... allocation
OP,
The average annual return for 50/50 is 8.1%
The average annual return for 80/20 is 9.5%
The difference is only 1.4% per year.
Why do you think being aggressive with 80/20 is really going to help you at all? Why do you think putting 30% more in stock is going to do much for you?
KlangFool
Said differently it’s a 20% higher return. If someone was paying a 1.4% ER people would melt down
KlangFool
In the actual returns it’s ~20% more
Might as well say 8.1% only if someone is lucky enough
Statistics: Posted by ScubaHogg — Wed Jun 26, 2024 7:52 am — Replies 61 — Views 3358