S&P500 has average interest rate of 10.05% in the last 20 years.

Price of 70 square meters flat in my hometown in 2003 was around $25,000.

If you took that money and put it into S&P500, kept it there for 20 years, compounded the interest and reinvested dividends, you'd get to $170,000.

But the price of the same flat is $184,000 these days.

And let's not stop at prices of real estate which went up more than 7x.

Bakery got up 6x.

220g of quality chocolate for $1.38 turned into 180g of shitty sugary sludge for $4.37.

(Shrinkflation and shitflation at its finest)

I'm sorry but S&P500 just helps us track real inflation and it maybe conserves your purchasing power. It won't make you rich or let you go to retirement in your 40s.

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