If you don't get it, here's a mathematical example.
400k @ 6% x 30 = $2398/month ($463,352 total interest)
400k @ 6% x 50 = $2105/month ($863,371 total interest)
difference of $293/month and $400,019 in interest
Assume the $293/month is invested
It grows at 10%/year, compounded monthly
10% APY returns $5,118,346 over 50 years
Oh no. I only profited an extra $4,718,327.
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