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The Rule of 72
May 20, 2025
One concept that never fails to fascinate me is the Rule of 72. It's a handy formula to estimate how long it will take for an investment to double at a fixed annual rate. Just divide 72 by your annual return rate. For instance, with a 4% return, your investment doubles in 18 years. Simple…
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