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Why You'll Be Stuck With Single-Digit Stock Returns For Years
...But my money guy tells me that my portf. can expect to get me 6% going forward over the long haul, anyhow. And that's compounded, year after year. So, what's not to like, right?
You know, death may or may not trigger some taxes, and depending on how one's account is registered, there may be a need to retitle the account or move the assets. But actually, death will have no affect on the performance of one's mutual funds.
In fact, it can be said that because of their inactivity in the capital markets, the dead would certainly be above-average fund investors.
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But actually, death will have no affect on the performance of one's mutual funds.
In fact, it can be said that because of their inactivity in the capital markets, the dead would certainly be above-average fund investors.