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SJP: Investing the cost of a ticket to the first Wimbledon final in 1877 could have served a return of £40,000 today - Wealth DFM
As the 2025 Wimbledon final approaches, new analysis from St. James’s Place (SJP) offers a timely illustration of the impact of investing. Had the cost of a ticket to the tournament’s very first Gentleman’s Singles final in 1877 – just one shilling – been invested in the S&P Composite Index to date, it would now be worth over £40,000[1]. This historical scenario illustrates the cumulative power of compounding and the impact of staying invested o…
Investing the cost of a ticket to the first Wimbledon final in 1877 could have served a return of £40,000 today - IFA Magazine
As the 2025 Wimbledon final approaches, new analysis from St. James’s Place offers a timely illustration of the impact of investing. Had the cost of a ticket to the tournament’s very first Gentleman’s Singles final in 1877 – just one shilling – been invested in the S&P Composite Index to date, it would now be worth over £40,000. This historical scenario illustrates the cumulative power of compounding and the impact of staying invested over time.…
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