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Why do people get paid to invest their money?
 Stocks are up a lot over the past year. If you put $100,000 into an S&P 500 index fund a year ago, you would have about $119,000 now, counting dividends:
That’s not bad, eh? A free 19,000! Of course it’s not technically income — you still have to sell the stock in order to actually use that money to buy anything, at which point you’ll pay capital gains tax. But consider everything you had to do to earn that $19,000:
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