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Reddit by Useful-Suit3230 May 20, 2025

Newly debt free - now ...to retire early?

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Reddit by Admirable-Delay-9729 May 20, 2025

Pension heavily invested in US stocks, when to transfer to UK stocks

My pension is currently heavily invested in US equities but I am UK based. Looking to shift some of it to a different fund but: 1) am I wise to wait until the market has stabilised before making a transfer - pension transactions can take a few days and who …

Reddit by RedWolfDoctor May 20, 2025

My REIT funds are in the red

Howdy. So, in my portfolio, I have about 4 REITS, US based ones. Realty Income, STAG, WPC and VICI. For a long time now they've all been in the red, even before Trump's tariffs came into place and even with the market's picking up they remain down. It'd be good …

Reddit by CaughtinRain May 20, 2025

Need advice regarding my portfolio and savings

I’m 18 and and have 5 grand in individual stocks right now (they’re all large companies) and 3k in my high yield savings account. I also have 15k and 16k in two CDs (my parents did this so I could get a higher APY). I’m pretty sure I’d make way …

Reddit by Foodie5 May 20, 2025

HYSA vs Fidelity money market

Hi everyone. Was hoping you'd be able to make some recommendations. I'm in CT currently and have a HYSA that pays roughly 3.6 percent. I also have a fidelity account anyway and was reading into the money market account that holds SPAXX but also read that FDLXX may be better …

Reddit by Andrea_warrior May 19, 2025

I am very confused about the definition of qualified purchaser

According to the article on the whitecoat investor on qualified purchaser, the primary residence is not included in net worth of qualified purchaser. https://www.whitecoatinvestor.com/what-is-a-qualified-purchaser/#:\~:text=These%20investments%20include%20securities%E2%80%94such,when%20determining%20qualified%20purchaser%20status. So for example if you have 5.4 million worth in stocks but inside those 5.4 million there is a 3 million house mortgage loan. Are you …

Reddit by FoggyFoggyFoggy May 19, 2025

What are the advantages of...

What are the advantages of holding equities in a taxable account instead of a Roth IRA? Is the only reason to do this to make the money more liquid in case you need it before retirement? I have some stock in a taxable account but now think I should have …

Reddit by meowarabmeow May 19, 2025

looking to expand investments beyond digital

hi! i’m a 20 yr old graduate student who was lucky enough to hit big with the crypto and options market the last few years, about 2.5 years of doing it and over $500,000 made. ( huge chunk of this money was made in the last nine months off of …

Reddit by britona May 19, 2025

Since the Vanguard interface is so bad. I am looking for an alternative stock tracker without moving by accounts to Fidelity or Schwab.

I have a Vanguard account and its functionality is terrible compared to Fidelity or Schwab. Does anyone know of a stock tracking website where I can import my data or manually input and still get the same experience as Fidelity or Schwab in a snapshot? I would prefer not to …