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Why? Perhaps we're just assuming we all know how it works. Or, at 2% to -0.5%, it really doesn't make a big difference.

If you have 200k and add 20k for 30 years plus compounded interest at 2% you’ll have 1,189,861.13 at the end.

And (to return to the original post), how much do you have at compounding of 0% or -0.5%?