A financial-literacy tool: see how reinvesting returns differs from spending them.
Illustrative only. The return rate below is a number you choose to explore the math — it is not a projection, offer, or expected return from FAME. All investments carry risk of loss, are illiquid (no resale market), and returns are capped. Past results never guarantee future ones.
Starting amount$1,000
FAME has no investment minimum — the effect works at any size.
Return per cycle30%
Illustrative total return on one completed deal (e.g. a 1.3× cap = 30%).
Cycle length12 mo
How long one deal runs before you redeploy the proceeds.
Number of cycles5
Over 5 years.
Reinvest the returns
$3,713
Spend the returns
$2,500
Difference
+$1,213
Reinvesting vs. spending your returns
$1,000 at 30% per 12-mo cycle, over 5 years. Same deals, same return — the only difference is whether the money goes back to work.
ReinvestSpend the returns
After
Spend returns
Reinvest
Difference
Start
$1,000
$1,000
—
Cycle 1
$1,300
$1,300
+$0
Cycle 2
$1,600
$1,690
+$90
Cycle 3
$1,900
$2,197
+$297
Cycle 4
$2,200
$2,856
+$656
Cycle 5
$2,500
$3,713
+$1,213
How this works: When an investment pays you back, you can either spend those returns or reinvest them into a new opportunity. Reinvesting means your returns can themselves earn returns — that's compounding. On FAME, payments arrive monthly, so returned capital can be redeployed sooner. One honest limit to understand: FAME returns are capped per deal (a deal pays its cap once), so continued compounding depends on new campaigns being available to reinvest into — and every deal carries risk, so not every one returns what this illustration assumes. Which path fits you is entirely your choice.
FAME Investing L.L.C. · Educational illustration · Not investment advice or a return projection · Investments carry risk of loss and are illiquid.