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A personal finance blog that provides historical perspective, emphasizes strategic planning, and uses graphs & spreadsheets to show Last year, I said that for the first time it was not ridicu*ous to put Texans and Super Bowl in the same sentence; this year, I think its and Packers. Is this the year we finally make it to the Super Bowl? Enter an amount, how far into the future you want to compute, and the inflation rate you want to as*ume.  Below we see that at 5% inflation for 20 years, an item that costs $100,000 now will cost over $265,000.  That means that 20 years from now the purchasing power of $100,000 will have been reduced by over 62%; $100,000 then will only be able to buy what we can buy now for about $37,000. (note: may not work in The Dow started the month closing higher 10 straight days. The close on March 5 finally established a new all-time high. So, slightly more than four years after the crash low, the Dow surpas*ed the October 07 high of 14,165. Obviously, the remaining closes in the 10-day string. WINDOWS 8: METRO APPS AND PROGRAMS GUEST POST BY TECHIE TIM. The new appearance of Windows 8 is a screen full of small rectangles – or “half-rectangles” which are square boxes – the “Start” screen.  The new look and feel is the “Metro” interface.  Many apps or programs execute as “Metro Apps” or simply, the new “full screen” appearance.  To end or close a “Metro App”, Stock Market Long-Term Average Annual Rate of Return (e.g., since 1929; past 1, 5, 10, 20. years.) What is the long-term perfor.. Want to approximate what $1 in 1900 or 1929 or 1985 (or any other year) would be equivalent to today? How about what $100 or $1,000 In times of turmoil, such as a financial crisis, I look for one of those big charts with an arrow that says, “You are here.” It is in Investors expecting bond funds to perform as well in the next 10 years as they have in the last 10 will be disappointed. Bonds can play an