My dad made good money throughout his career and paid a financial advisor for over 20 years to manage it.
Since inception in 2003, his portfolio's annualized return was 7.63%. He's contributed $487,115 of his own money over that time, and it's grown to $1,531,253 today.
The S&P 500 has returned about 11.58% annualized over that same period.
Had his money simply tracked the index instead, he'd likely be sitting on somewhere around $3.4 to $3.6 million today, roughly $2 million more, with no advisor fees along the way.
Nick Freitas details a 20-year demographic strategy for right-wing victory
Get married. Start a family. Have 3 or 4 kids. Educate them.
"Why do you think the left is so adamant about controlling education and letting people into this country?"
"If we can keep immigration at bay, do a better job of educating our own children, and just continue to have kids, the left is canceling themselves."
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