I've been trying to research the best place to park an emergency fund and posts on this subreddit seem to indicate that SGOV would be the better way to go compared to a HYSA, since it generally provides better returns …
I'm currently reading The Psychology of Money and getting some good insights. Here's what I've just read about staying wealthy: 1. More than wanting big returns, yern to be financially unbreakable. Basically learning to stay in the game long enough …
Like the title says. If a person had a really good 401k plan through their employer that allowed them to have a brokerage link and that person took their “over funded” portion of their retirement a few years ago and …
In the previous months many homebuilder stocks declined. Such as TOL, PHM, DHI, NVR, GRBK. Some have interesting fundamentals, yet I was thinking about a short term play too. What do you think the outlook for homebuilders stocks will be …
I have a few thousand dollars in savings and just started investing this week. I put $1,500 into NVIDIA and $1,500 into Palantir because I want my money to grow quickly and plan to hold them for a year or …
Long story short, I am 27 and have made good money operating my business in the real estate space. I currently have 5 Multifamily properties for a total of 14 units. cashflow pays for all my bills & a little …
Can a retired senior with $2 million in liquid assets create a lifetime cash flow of $100K/year without dipping into capital? If so, what's the best way? If not, what's a realistic annual cash flow target? Conversely, if not, would …
Invested £1k into this about a month ago currently up £1, is anyone here invested in this fund and are you happy with your returns ? What is your opinion on the fund? Chose this because vanguard upped prices originally …
Reposting because the typo in my original title was driving me crazy. I'm looking to diversify my Roths by putting more into an international mutual fund. Currently I have 10% in FZILX; I'm going to increase my international exposure to …
TLDR: Would it make sense (for the purposes of more efficient rebalancing) to separate the total US stock market index or S&P 500 into two funds like VTV & SCHG, for instance? Or would just buying the large cap blended …