Lance
@teachmoneylife.bsky.social
Social Studies Educator and Coach, pursuing financial independence, and advocate of personal finance education for all.
When I was 11 (I’m 32) my Nana gifted me 5 shares of $KO at a $50/share.
Since then, the stock has split and all dividends were reinvested.
Her $250 gift has become $1,120 over 22 years.
Averaged about 7% per year in total return over 22yrs
I would love to do that for my kids/grandkids.
Since then, the stock has split and all dividends were reinvested.
Her $250 gift has become $1,120 over 22 years.
Averaged about 7% per year in total return over 22yrs
I would love to do that for my kids/grandkids.
January 16, 2025 at 12:06 PM
When I was 11 (I’m 32) my Nana gifted me 5 shares of $KO at a $50/share.
Since then, the stock has split and all dividends were reinvested.
Her $250 gift has become $1,120 over 22 years.
Averaged about 7% per year in total return over 22yrs
I would love to do that for my kids/grandkids.
Since then, the stock has split and all dividends were reinvested.
Her $250 gift has become $1,120 over 22 years.
Averaged about 7% per year in total return over 22yrs
I would love to do that for my kids/grandkids.
Being financially fit is a great way to be able to free up your time and focus to enjoy life.
Don’t let money stress strip you of your peace!
Don’t let money stress strip you of your peace!
January 15, 2025 at 1:46 PM
Being financially fit is a great way to be able to free up your time and focus to enjoy life.
Don’t let money stress strip you of your peace!
Don’t let money stress strip you of your peace!