Row 40331

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"safest" and "long term" is sort of mutually exclusive. The longer a timeline you're working with, the more risk tolerance you have. While staying in the category of "boring shit", any s&p 500 or total USA stock market index fund or ETF would give you the highest rate of return, with the risk that a major market crash may tie up that money for a couple months or years. If you foresee a need to access a portion of this money in an emergency situation on short order, and you can't afford to wait out a market depression, you could put a subset in a more stable thing like bonds or HYSAs, and put the remainder in the index fund.

Just don't fuck with individual stocks, and resist the allure of high performing sector funds like QQQ.

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datetime 2024-05-22
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