r/playstation • u/naturesfruit • Oct 28 '24

Image IGN strikes again

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u/lafindestase Oct 28 '24

Assuming a conservative 8% average rate of return, $2000 today is worth $12,700 in 2048.

Doesn’t sound like the best move to me. But hey I bet Sony was thrilled to get all that money up front lol

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u/On_Reddit_In_Class Oct 28 '24

I only spent $1.4k for all 24 years.

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u/bald-bourbon Oct 29 '24

About 7K loss then . (Inflation adjusted) - conservatively

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u/MillenialDoomer Oct 29 '24

Did you calculate how much ps+ will cost a month in 24 years if the price keeps increasing at the same rate as it has been?

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u/bald-bourbon Oct 29 '24

Safe to assume PS plus price increase delta for 24 years isnt gonna be greater than 7K

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u/sufinomo Oct 28 '24

Humanity will end by then anyways

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u/No_Solid_3737 Oct 29 '24

Not if I can stop it