The lump sum has the better expected return over time, provided that you don't spend a large amount of it up front.
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Ju mer man hör om Teodrescus åsikter, desto mindre respekterar man henne. Blä.
I kind of have trouble not watching the other screens, if they happen to fall within my field of view.
I don't know if 'simply' is the word I'd use here, but there's clearly been some unforced errors on Google's part with regards to search
It's 2 downvotes, my friend. Nothing to be bothered about.
I have a small one in my backpack at all times. It's great.
My country has largely shut down physical bank locations and has gone all in on online banking.
I guess the one silver lining is that they are always open.
Two decades minimum, my first install was an Xubuntu live cd more than 20 years ago
That means no trial is necessary for him, naturally.
You're welcome. I've been buying a bunch of gear I'm quite happy with from AliExpress and I've been considering posting about it to share what I've learned, do you think that would be interesting to read?
This is an incredibly cringe take and I wish you'd never type it out again.
Sure, but the expected return of the $2M is greater than $100k yearly, so you're not really going to be able to get ahead with the $100k/year. Compounding then further tips the scales in favour of the lump sum.