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Old 11-16-2022 | 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by notEnuf
Yes, but you won't get there without significantly more risk. And even if you do it won't be consistent like a guaranteed return.
I average around $5k in excess each year, this year it’s a good bit more. I hand excess cash over to a financial planner and so far that money has grown about 12% this year. My 401k, not so much.

I hate this concept a lot. The more I read the more I hate it.

It’s my money. It belongs to me and my family. I will absolutely vote no if this is in there.
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