Growing up we were shown examples of how we could put our money in a savings account that at 10% compounding interest would grow and grow and grow (similar to the chart graphic above)!
Probelm was, that bank didn’t offer 10% compouniding interest.
Then when I got a job the HR had what amounts to a sales rep come and explain that we have the option to invest in a retirement vehicle that could grow at great returns.
It wasn’t offering compound interest, but was suggesting how big our retirement could get with 10% annual returns.
Trouble is they can’t guarantee 10% annual returns.
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