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      <description>With 2% inflation and a 6% annual return, you can withdraw 4% of your portfolio every year without shrinking your capital. Here is the arithmetic behind the 4% rule.</description>
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      <description>Earn 10% a year for ten years and you do not gain 100% — you gain 159%. Two things drive compounding: the rate of return and the length of time you let it run.</description>
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      <description>By the 4% rule, spending $60,000 a year means you need $1.5 million to be financially free. Spend $100,000 and the number is $2.5 million. A three-step plan to get there.</description>
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      <title>How Good Are Index Funds? Three Buffett Quotes Explain It</title>
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      <description>In three short passages Buffett explains why a lowest-cost index fund is the best way for most investors to own stocks — after fees, they beat most professionals.</description>
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      <description>Munger&amp;#39;s two questions for amateur investors: is your own skill above the market average, and can you find a manager who beats it? Judge both over five to ten years, not one quarter.</description>
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