ilmscore | Prediction Details
"But now, let's assume that you put your money into some lowcost fund and you're going to pay a 0.2% fee. You're still investing the same $1,000 a month, the same 10% a year, and you do this for 40 years. But now, instead of having $5.8 $8 million, you were going to have $5.5 million, which means yes, you paid out around $300,000 in fees over the course of 40 years."
By Minority Mindset | August 25, 2025 | Pending
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The 7 Biggest Wealth Killers in the Stock Market 00:12:54 - 00:13:17
Interpreted Prediction
A 0.2% annual fee on a $1,000 monthly investment with a 10% annual return over 40 years would reduce the final amount to $5.5 million, costing approximately $300,000 in fees.

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Investment Fees Impact

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