Can £500/mo for 20 years really hit £300,851?

3 months ago 8 views 1 reply 3

Aiming for £300,851 over 20 years with £500/mo at 7% return (starting from £10,000). Does this feel realistic — anyone hit numbers like this in practice? What would you change?

Compound Growth — Your assumptions

Metric Value
Starting balance £10,000
Monthly contribution £500
Expected return 7%
Time horizon 20 years

Result

Metric Value
Final Value £300,851
Total Invested £130,000
Growth £170,851
Total Return +131%
Money Multiplier 2.31×

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DividendDragon OP Regular 170

Not over that extended period. But the maths checks out. You might even hit it quicker than 20 years tbf

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