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For me the recipe is simple: Buy index funds every month. Keep doing that for decades. It doesn’t need to be harder than that. (If you live in the US, you prob
by cpach 6y ago
For me the recipe is simple: Buy index funds every month. Keep doing that for decades. It doesn’t need to be harder than that.
(If you live in the US, you probably want ETFs from Vanguard.)
- akudha 6y agoAny particular fund that you can recommend? (I am googling, of course)
- pid_0 6y agoVti, vtsax
- cpach 6y agoThis site is probably a good starting point: https://www.bogleheads.org/ https://www.bogleheads.org/ But it also depends on your locale. I live in Sweden so the particular funds I buy are probably not available in your market. The funds I personally buy follows ”MSCI World (Net Total Return)” and ”SIX30 Return Index”. The latter has no currency risk for me since my currency is SEK. YMMV :) https://old.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/ https://old.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/ is probably worth looking into as well. Best of luck!