If You Invest $1,000 Per Month in the S&P 500, Here's How Much Dividend Income You Could Have in 30 Years
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Stock-market concentration rivals 1929 and 1999 levels, Glenmede Investment Management warns — setting the S&P 500 up for 5 years of dismal returns
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If You Invest $1,000 Per Month in the S&P 500, Here's How Much Dividend Income You Could Have in 30 Years
If you're investing over a 30-year period, it's impossible to know exactly what kind of annualized returns you'll achieve. So, for the purposes of this discussion, we'll assume that the S&P 500 ...
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If You Invest $1,000 Per Month in the S&P 500, Here's How Much Dividend Income You Could Have in 30 Years
In short, if you put $1,000 into an S&P 500 index fund every month and achieved a 9.5% annualized return, you'd end up with about $1.8 million after 30 years.