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Reddit by dleach4512 March 12, 2025

Where do I seek help with a broker that won't help?

The RH saga continues... I have personal investing and Roth IRA accounts at RH, they won't let me change/adjust/edit/buy/sell/trade/transfer anything in or out. Their support used to just waste my time, insult/belittle me, and point me to things that don't work, now they say they won't support me, and reserve …

Reddit by PaleFig5 March 12, 2025

Anyone using Red Capital for those CD rates? Looking for real user experiences

I've been researching options to get better returns on my savings and came across Red Capital. They seem to be a fund allocator (similar to Raisin) that uses AI to find the highest CD rates across the country - they're advertising really high APY which sounds almost too good to …

Reddit by SpeedoManXXL March 12, 2025

CPI 2.8% YoY vs Est 2.9% vs Core 3.1% YoY vs 3.2% EST

February CPI inflation FALLS to 2.8%, below expectations of 2.9%. Core CPI inflation FALLS to 3.1%, below expectations of 3.2%. U.S. FEBRUARY CORE CPI INFLATION RISES 0.2% M/M; EST. 0.3%; PREV. 0.4% This marks the first decline in both Headline and Core CPI since July 2024. Basically, inflation is cooling, …

Reddit by Scared-Lobster2275 March 12, 2025

Stagger investments or invest all at once?

I have 7 figures currently in a HYSA that I’d like to invest into the S&P 500 (where I plan to leave it alone and let it compound over 20+ years). My question is this: should I invest all the funds at once or should I spread the investments out …

Reddit by absentbrain March 12, 2025

Is it too late to sell shares for capital losses, after the year has ended?

I lost $5000 on some shares that are now worth 50 cents, and I haven't sold them. I also just got laid off, and I plan on burning through my savings for 2 years. So I would much rather claim this tax loss now instead of later. I know that …

Reddit by absentbrain March 12, 2025

I just got laid off. How much of my investments I can I pull out without being tax?

I've been buying the stock market dip a little too heavily, and then I just got laid off out of nowhere. I wanted to take 2 years off between jobs, and I usually have a higher savings account for this reason. But now I'm at only $25K. So I'm trying …

Reddit by illicitiguana March 12, 2025

Thoughts on my portfolio focused on semiconductors, gold, and cloud retail?

Hey everyone, I've been building a portfolio with a $500 daily investment strategy (except for SHOP at $1000 daily) and wanted to get some feedback on my thinking and potential blind spots. My current investments: **Semiconductor focus:** - TSM (Taiwan Semiconductor) - AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) **Gold/Mining exposure:** - GLD …

Reddit by hauntingoverthehill March 12, 2025

Some advice for a 19 looking to invest plz.

Like the title suggests, I am looking to get properly into investing. I make about 4k a month in aud (don't live in America so things more pricey) I currently only have about 10k in voo. My plan is to try and have 60k invested by the time I am …

Reddit by blueorangan March 12, 2025

for those who track their net worth, how do you deal with seeing your net worth not move?

Let's say after a hard year of working, where you max out your 401k and IRA and invest outside of retirement, you check your net worth and see it has actually gone down a little bit despite all of your contributions because the overall market was down 20%, how do …

Reddit by siwpcixn March 12, 2025

Is there any advantages for Roth IRA to start now?

I will graduate this summer. I am a designer not a market or fiancial specialist so i tried my best to read these channels' reddit posts.. My left money has been in a 529 college account. The account does not have a time limit so I am not required to …