Secure Your Retirement: Maximize Your Investments and Beat Social Security

According to this, the S&P 500 from 1928 to 2022 returned almost ten percent a year versus three percent for three-month Treasury bills. If you held a standard 60 40 portfolio 60 percent stocks 40 percent bonds over a typical 40-year work career and you got the average returns and you would have grown your investment at a 7.6% annual rate with private investments as compared to 3.3% annual return provided by Treasury bills which is what the Social Security system is supposed to hold. Would that make a difference in your retirement?

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