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Personal Investments • Is 1.6x after 10 years inflation adjusted a reasonable return?

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Hello all

I was recently updating my retirement plan and I generally follow a fairly basic 50/20/30 US stock fund/ex -US stock fund/ generic broad bond fund in all of my accounts. I have a few from past jobs or IRAs.

I was able to look at the ten year return - using the value of the dollars in todays term with an inflation calculator to see how much the money would grow untouched and not contributed to (unlike my 401k). In the three accounts, they all came back to an inflation adjusted 1.6x the original amount. (Give or take)

So if I started in 2014 with 100,000 of todays dollars (meaning the value on my 2014 statement was closer to 75k) then after 10 years I would have 160000 in current dollars.

Would that be a reasonable planning number to use for my accounts for the next 10 years? Is that a “typical” return for a portfolio constructed at 70/30?

Many thanks for any comments or feedback on my math!

Statistics: Posted by Needsomehelp — Tue Jul 16, 2024 7:29 pm — Replies 2 — Views 560



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