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Posted on Wednesday, April 14, 2010 in Real Estate




Examples of general IRA using a rate of 8 +% compounded int. What InVS IRA did so for the past 10 years?

I know of no 401K or IRA investments available in any of the plans I have 3 jobs that would have provided a real return anywhere near 8.9% compounded interest per year for the past 10 years. What real investments have done well among the investment funds available in the market (growth, small cap, bonds, etc.) and how I can choose one of those? I've never seen one. The selections are good break even over that period of time, and most favorable options may have increased by 50% in 10 years. I do not see how someone double or triple their investment for retirement in 10 years. It looks like a game of advisers financial resources to take money from people. You would have been better to buy real estate in New York to invest in your retirement by 100, 200% or more.

Remember Me screen looked even a mutual fund? There are tons out there that beat your bogey 8%. His assertion that the best are the breakeven point more than 10 years is absolutely absurd. Here are a couple of very, very large funds and know I can not think of the top of my head … American Funds Growth Fund of America (the largest mutual fund out there) 10 years average return: 12.94% as of 12/31/06 Legg Mason Value Trust 10 years average annual return: 12.14% Marsico Growth: 10 year average annual return: 8.16% Fidelity International Discovery: 10 years Average annual return: 11.24%

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