KLE 77: Pay Yourself Three Times
You have a defined Number and a defined Date.
You also have restricted starting capital: it’s what you currently have in cash and in liquid investments: things like stocks and mutual funds that you can sell out of relatively quickly.
The combination of these results in your Required Annual Compound Growth Rate (RACGR); unfortunately, the higher this number … the higher your risk.
Conversely, anything that you can do to lower your RACGRÂ lowers your risk!
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