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Reddit by pursuitofperks April 15, 2025

Perks That Actually Feel Worth It-Tell Me Yours

In a market this volatile, shareholder perks are one of the few things that still feel like a win. I’m always on the lookout for good ones—actual value, not just gimmicks. What’s the best perk you’ve ever gotten as a shareholder? Something you’d actually use again? VIP access to a …

Reddit by Busy-Tour-3187 April 15, 2025

Investing in the UK but living in the US

I have a lump some in the UK sitting in a current account and would like to invest it. I live in the US and I'm not moving back. What's the best approach - try to invest in the UK? What are the tax implications? How do I do this? …

Reddit by NashDaypring1987 April 15, 2025

How Do Covered Call ETF's like JEPI Pay Out? Is There Any Special Tax Implications?

Do these ETF's pay out the cash as simple dividend payments? If you buy them in a non-tax sheltered account, do you have to file any special tax forms at the end of the year. I once bought a commodities ETF and I had to fill out all these strange …

Reddit by craigchrist421 April 15, 2025

Back door Roth IRA advice

Hi everyone, my wife and I are above the income threshold for a Roth IRA and I have heard of the backdoor Roth IRA method. I can google the steps to do this, but have been unable to find an answer on what my actual limit is to do this. …

Reddit by tawatson15 April 15, 2025

Recommendations for real estate and/or commodity investments?

I would love to invest in something that gives good returns and every person with a shit load of money has one thing in common: real estate. They invest in buildings and get their passive income via tenant payments. I'm also interested in seeing what commodities give good returns (eg: …

Reddit by AnonymousTimewaster April 15, 2025

Reuters: ​Bessent says White House will start interviewing candidates for next Fed chair this fall

"​U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the White House will begin interviewing candidates this fall to potentially succeed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, whose term ends in May 2026. Speaking during a visit to Argentina, Bessent noted that the Trump administration would use the approximately six months leading up …

Reddit by official_MCastr87 April 15, 2025

Diageo (DGE) looking like it's on the up

Looking at Diageo's financials, there is a bright future for the company. Their ROE was 35% in 2024, a decrease in 38.6% in 2023. However, the average for the US spirits industry is 10-15% and the ROE of their closest competitor (in market share) in their main market (Global Spirits) …

Reddit by Mobile-Ad-68 April 15, 2025

park money for buying house - low volatility strategy

Just sold house and plan to buy another one in 1-3 years based on when we like something. Need to build more equity for new house while I park my existing funds in a relatively low volatility plan I am thinking fixed income products but I am not well verse …

Reddit by MicroneedlingAlone2 April 15, 2025

They cannot allow treasury yields to go above ~5%.

I'm going to present the case for why the US government/Fed will intervene in any way necessary to prevent yields from going above \~5%. In the modern era, the minimum spending level, not including interest expenses, by the US government is 15.1% of GDP. That was in the year 2000. …

Reddit by NotARealJobEnjoyer April 15, 2025

Basic Allocation Model of a Tax Free Retirement Account

So I am starting a Roth IRA from scratch. I am 28, live in the US, and I have been deep diving the market and allocations for a couple months now. An all in one fund is just not for me. I want to see how my money is allocated …