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Personal Finance 20h
Personal finance is a very simple game. For every $100 you save you get $2-4 back a year from investments to spend. If you save/invest enough money, you can hit escape velocity and spend less than your investments make.
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Anonymous 10h

Oh true true. But the goal would be max escape velocity, potential gain income, and equilibrium spending patterns over earned investments.

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