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Reddit by fishcakeeee March 14, 2025

Question about life insurance as an investment

Hey everyone, So I have a bit of an issue. My uncle has recently joined a life insurance MLM company (Global Financial Impact) and is trying to convince my grandmother to invest money into this for her grandchildren’s for retirement (including me). I for one do not support shady MLM …

Reddit by Possible_Maize2841 March 14, 2025

Should I invest more in VT now?

Hello everyone, I have a quick question, I have $25k saved up in a HYS account, and I have $17k invested in VT in my Roth IRA. With prices down right now, would it be a good idea to just take money from my HYS and dump it into VT …

Reddit by Imaginary_Ad9141 March 14, 2025

What’s Your Take on the Federated Hermes MDT Large Cap Growth ETF (FLCG)?

i’ve been looking into the Federated Hermes MDT Large Cap Growth ETF (FLCG) and wanted to see if anyone here has thoughts or experience with it. Quick summary for those not aware: FLCG was launched on July 30, 2024, and is benchmarked against the Russell 1000 Growth Index. As of …

Reddit by the-dieg March 14, 2025

Convert savings in USD to Euros (US Citizen)

I’m a US citizen, all of my investments and savings are in USD. Given all the turmoil in the states including rumors of eliminating FDIC insurance of bank accounts, I’m interested in converting some of my savings to Euros, ideally in a non-US bank. I’m not really looking to invest …

Reddit by RadarAA March 14, 2025

Here is a great theory on Trump’s plan 👀

Trump is trying to crash the stock market at least 20%, causing a flight into treasuries, this will cause the fed to slash interest rates so he can refinance the debt to near 0% and cause a deflationary spiral which will lower the cost of everything. He also intends to …

Reddit by ErroneousEncounter March 14, 2025

Why is it a bad idea to take your money out of the market if you are expecting a downturn?

Basically as the title states… Let’s say you were 100% invested in VOO/VTI and decided to sell all of your stocks when Trump started levying tariffs. Say you sold a little below the S&P500’s all time high of 6147. You could hold out and wait for a bit and re-buy …

Reddit by MegaNando March 14, 2025

Robinhood offering 2% match on Brokerage transfers for gold members

It seems like Robinhood is offering a 2% match on brokerage account transfers through the end of this month. You need to stay a gold member for at least a year and ensure account value doesn’t dip below the value you transferred in. I think this only triggers if you …

Reddit by JamminJcruz March 14, 2025

How Is Everyone Feeling About The Security of Treasury Bills With The Current Government?

I usually rotate my savings through a series of T-Bills but have been feeling hesitant with a lot of the moves the federal government is currently making. If the United States does enter a War, what does that mean for any T-Bills I currently have? I never really understood them …

Reddit by rs2238 March 14, 2025

What's going on with COST?

Weak earnings but still a beat CEO has said that less than 20% of their products will be affected by the tariffs Historically not a volatile stock But we're seeing more consecutive red days and higher percentage drops than something like TSLA recently. Barely any signs of recovery either. Wondering …

Reddit by matchew566 March 14, 2025

Will Companies Keep Breaking Earnings Records Forever Due to Inflation?

Do companies ever report earnings adjusted for inflation? Since inflation lowers the real value of money, a company reporting record earnings doesn’t always mean true growth. Do investors and analysts factor in inflation, or do they focus too much on raw numbers? Does the stock market price in inflation correctly, …