Is it difficult to achieve an annualized rate of return of more than 10? There was a very popular news before. An aunt in Shanghai posted the criteria for recruiting a son-in-law. She did not look at RVs and savings, as long as the financial return reached more than 10%. Her daughter is a central enterprise executive with an annual salary of 500,000. She has two sons-in-law in Shanghai. Fully paid room. At first glance, this son-in-law's standards seem to be set very low. After all, we often hear stories about investment returns often doubling several times. Although an average annualized return of more than 10% does not seem to be a high requirement, there are actually not many people who can meet this standard. If the average annualized return is 10%, in the case of 1 million, it can become 2.35 million in 10 years, and it can become 6.11 million in 20 years. With compound interest, it can become 2.59 million in 10 years, and it can become 2.59 million in 20 years. 6.73 million, which is quite good. If you want to achieve an average annual return of more than 10% through financial management, trust products are relatively stable. However, defaults on trust products also occur from time to time, and the higher the return, the greater the risk. The expected return rate of trusts is generally At about 7% to 10%, trust products with an annualized return rate of 10% already have relatively high returns, and the corresponding risks will be higher. In addition, the threshold for trust financial management is also relatively high, requiring 1 million. Other products that can achieve an average annualized return of more than 10% include stocks, stock funds, partial stock hybrid funds, futures, etc. However, the returns of these products are very unstable and the risk coefficient is relatively high, and you may face A situation of substantial losses. To achieve a stable average annualized return of 10%, in addition to the cooperation of the market, it also requires relatively high investment skills. Moreover, if the risk coefficient of investing in a single financial product is relatively high, if you fail in an investment, all your previous efforts may be wasted. The best way is to allocate assets well. For example, if you invest money in bank time deposits and funds respectively, if the return rate on deposits and stocks is expected to reach 5% and 15% respectively, you only need to invest 500,000 each to achieve an annualized return of 10%.