A Count can collect staggering amounts of Free Income for no work at all. Clockwork math makes his Money Count double automatically in a decade or less. An E8-rank Count turns into an E9 Count. Then an E9 Count turns into a E10 Count, and so on and so on.
If he matches the 10% average yearly gain of the US stock market S&P 500, an entry-level E11-rank Count collects at least $10 billion each year, automatically. That’s $800 million each month or $200 million each week. Based on full-time work of 2,080 hours a year, that’s like a wage of $5 million each hour.
And it only gets worse. With this runaway collection of Free Income, a Count can expect to double his entire Money Count every 7.2 years. That means a sub-rank “5E9” Count will turn into an E10 Count in under 8 years—less time than a two-term American Presidency. At that rate, $1 billion turns automatically into $10 billion in 25 years.
Since a Count can afford to wait through the ups and downs of the stock market, he can expect to collect Free Income at the rate of 10%:
Even if he “only” gets the rate of 5%, a sub-rank “5E10” Count still collects Free Income of $1.2 million each work hour. His total Money Count automatically doubles every 14.5 years:
At the rate of 7%, a sub-rank “5E10” Count collects Free Income of $1.7 million each work hour. His total Money Count automatically doubles every 10.3 years:
At the rate of 9%, a sub-rank “5E10” Count collects Free Income of $2.2 million each work hour. His total Money Count automatically doubles every 8 years:
At the rate of 11%, a sub-rank “5E10” Count collects Free Income of $2.6 million each work hour. His total Money Count automatically doubles every 6.5 years:
At the rate of 13%, a sub-rank “5E10” Count collects Free Income of $3.1 million each work hour. His total Money Count automatically doubles every 5.5 years:
At the rate of 15%, a sub-rank “5E10” Count collects Free Income of $3.6 million each work hour. His total Money Count automatically doubles every 4.8 years:
