@MoneyRehab_ Because the 4% rule is based on investing in mixed portoflio of stocks/bonds delivering returns circa 7%to12%. 4% withdrawal is net of inflation and fees and based on 30 year horizon. Bond rate is similar returns at the moment but will change in future so not garrantued long-term
@Lusa_Nora@Melisha_Empire Buy STXWDM or 10X Global in Tfsa, usd ETFs outside tfsa like VTI or VOO, doesnt have to be from EE can also be another broker
@ClarenceArends2 High interest rates combined with an asset that depreciates over time is a wealth killer.
If you have a paid off house great, everyone deserves that, only referring to past performance
The South African middle class:
Salary increase: 5%
Woolworths Fashion Beauty Home inflation: 11.4%
Woolworths Food inflation: 9.1%
Clicks inflation: 7.5%
Spot the problem yet?
@Melisha_Empire 25-40% is the goal, in 4 years' time you have a years salary, pushing to have $100k invested before 30, or at least by 33. Charlie munger always advocated for the first 100k being the hardest
@keletsov_malepe Unfortunate, gone are the good days of PPE pumping 5-10% a day. Sold all my position, didnt make a loss at least but would have been better off selling original stake at R3
@AndreBothmaTax@AndreBothmaTax great value to your videos Andre!! Any chance you can help those working abroad and earning foreign income how to complete the efilling so that they arent taxed if earning under the 1.25 cap? What about double tax agreements? π