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If you have enough money for it to be worthwhile, you can essentially approach a financial advisor with exactly your needs and they will manage your money to ig
by beezlebroxxxxxx 3y ago
If you have enough money for it to be worthwhile, you can essentially approach a financial advisor with exactly your needs and they will manage your money to ignore Nestlé (though check their actual qualifications and whether they're a fiduciary).
The pro of this approach: you don't have to think about or manage that task.
The cons: you'll need enough money for that to be worthwhile, you might not see as good a return as you would simply parking your money in an ETF, you will likely face higher fees than normal for active management.
You could save money by actively managing your investments yourself, but that would be quite time consuming and generally requires you to have more upfront capital to invest.