Biggeset Monetary Raise You Ever Recieved

[axl_rose_700]

I've just got a 14p an hour raise at Asda!! Wooo!!?

classic.i live in a card board box and ive put a new blue binbag on the roof of it so it stands out better,now i get more poeple giving me money so does that count as a rise.

Hey don't take the piss man, I'm a student, piss poor so that aint bad for me!! 

[SLCPUNK]

is an average of 9% over the next 10 years realistic? i haven't invested in the market/funds/401K in a few years, and i was under the impression that expectations for returns had declined a bit.

either way, i'd buy real estate.

I was just making a conservative investing example. The wallstreet average has been around 8-9 percent I'm quite sure (too lazy to search.) Of course there is 3 percent for inflation, operating costs, yada yada yada. But 9 percent is the average. Plenty of funds have averages in the teens for well over ten years.

I'd buy RE too, but it is a market like any other, it goes up and down. For me, I like both stocks and RE, they are win win in the long haul. I pump as much money as possible into both, while keeping my living expenses low.