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Free Tool

Most of it isn't what you put in.

It's time doing the work. Move the sliders and watch the gap open up between what you contributed and what compounding added on top. This is the whole argument for doing it slowly.

Interactive compound growth calculator showing how starting capital, annual contributions, rate of return, and time horizon combine to produce a final account value, with a stacked bar chart separating contributions from growth.

$5,000
$5,000
10%
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Tip: click a slider, then use ← → for exact steps.

Final value

$909,717

You put in

$155,000

Compounding did

$754,717

Growth share

83%

What you contributed What compounding added
Account value by year, split into contributed capital and compound growth.

This is a math toy, not a forecast. It compounds whatever numbers you give it at a fixed rate, every year, with no down years, no taxes, no fees, and no assignments — which is not how any real market has ever behaved. Nothing here is a projection of returns, a promise, or a recommendation. Options carry real risk of loss, including the loss of your entire investment. Past performance never predicts future results.

A number on a screen is not a plan.

The sliders are the easy part. Building the account that gets there — picking names you'd be happy to own, selling premium against them, and staying calm when the market isn't — is the work. That's what the free classes teach.

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