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Reddit by Vast_Ad9334 May 14, 2025

Investment fhsa need advice

Hello im a 26y/o male who is seeking advice as the title implies. Do u have any advice on bonds or T-bills I should invest in. Which bonds should I invest in? Which treasury bills should I look for. What should I be wary of? Also needing advice on mortgage …

Reddit by jbearcats11 May 14, 2025

28M - Is there a better way?

Hello, As the title states, I’m 28 years old. I’m getting married next month and have a baby. Currently make 100k/yr before taxes, 37k in 401k, 35k in mutual funds, 45k in a HYSA, about 5k in checking account and “own” a home (only have paid off about 25%). I …

Reddit by MarkusEF May 14, 2025

Why aren’t Treasury investors sounding the alarm about the Tax Cut extension?

Congress has released draft legislative text for extending the 2017 tax cuts. The Joint Committee on Taxation has estimated the proposed legislation would add $5.6 trillion to the deficit over the next decade, to be offset by $1.9 trillion in spending reductions, for a net cost of $3.7 trillion. (Source: …

Reddit by sercetuser May 14, 2025

Is Apple Stock Not Worth it Anymore?!!!

Their vision pro goggles were a big waste of money and they were doing R&D for an EV for 10 years which ended up failing. It looks like their strongest assets are still their phones. I don't think they are innovating enough and its possible they could be the next …

Reddit by idifacs311 May 14, 2025

American citizen living abroad

Hi, I’ve been living in the EU for 20 years and have zero financial history in the US during all of this time besides a Navy Federal account. I want to start investing but as I’m a tax resident in the EU, I’m having trouble opening an account in the …

Reddit by SwishaHouse87 May 14, 2025

Emergency fund not in HYSA

I know the general rule of thumb is to stash your emergency fund in a HYSA, but why not a money market account if the APY is in the same ballpark? The reason I ask is I have a years worth of emergency savings in a general savings account earning …

Reddit by DanielD2724 May 14, 2025

How do I help my sibling be financially literate and start investing?

Hi everyone! My sibling is turning 18 in a couple of months. How can I help her become more interested in personal finance and investing? I want her to understand how money and investing work, but it doesn't seem that she's interested in listening because she doesn't understand the importance. …

Reddit by -GFY- May 14, 2025

Home Sale and Tax Liability

TLDR: I'm under contract for 2 homes and 1 of the deals may fall through. Can/should I cash out some of my brokerage to cover the other deal with plans to immediately replenish the withdraw once I sell the house with the bad deal? What are the tax consequences? This …