“I could buy these headphones, or I could just put that $500 into the share market. And by doing that ... the $500 has compounded so much more over time”

Sim Kaur · Friends That Invest · Why Your "Investments" Are Actually Just Expenses

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choose to put $500 into a share-market investment account instead of buying $500 headphones

$500

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