A note from a dedicated reader inspired today’s article. It’s a question about the stock market and investing at all-time highs. It reads:
“Hey Jesse. So, back in March 2020 you said that you were going to keep on investing despite the major crash. Fair enough, good call!”
There’s nothing wrong with accepting average stock market returns. If you invested $5,000 a year, earning fairly typical average returns of 10% a year, you’d have about $1.35 million at the end of 35 years.
But what if you don’t want to be average? Try these seven surefire…