How expensive is your lifestyle? See how much your lifestyle really costs you — and how much you could grow 🚀 your spendings if you invested instead.
Buying a new Macbook every year might feel manageable, but is it really a smart financial decision? Our lifestyle cost calculator shows how this expense impacts your yearly income. Earning $20,000 per month, a Macbook costing $999 means you're spending about 0.42% of your annual salary.
Earning $240,000 per year, buying a new Macbook every year for $999 means:
Wondering what would happen if you invested the $999 cost of your Macbook instead of spending it? Our lifestyle investment calculator shows how small choices, like buying coffee, upgrading tech, or paying subscriptions, can turn into real investment opportunities over time.
By investing $999 rather than spending, you open the door to real financial growth. There are multiple options available. Some of them are: 🪙 Bitcoin offers decentralized digital assets, 📈 Stocks provide ownership in growing companies, 📜 Treasury bonds deliver stable fixed-income returns, and 🏦 Bank savings accounts offer secure but modest interest. These are all just recommendations. You can choose any other investment option. Please remember that investing sometimes can be also risky and you can lose your money.
How much could you earn after 5 years by investing Macbook cost every year instead of spending it? The calculation assumes that you invest $999 every year at the beginning of every month. The net investment returns after 5 years vary from $5,294.7 to $17,413.93. This amounts includes both the initial investment and the earned interest.
The chart below shows the final net investment returns of investing $999 yearly after 5 years. You can customize it by changing the time period and the investment options.