Can you make a video where you go in depth on how to choose a “good” growth mutual fund? When we log into our investment account like a 401k roth, why am I automatically put into a target date fund? How can I change it to growth mutual funds ? What do I look for when choosing “good” vs average or bad mutual funds? Thank you.
I learned so much and you were so informative. I had a little knowledge on the concept, but this was easy to follow and understand. Thank you for taking the time to educate others.
That totally makes sense. I think these funds are good for a passive income if you have patience and dont consider yourself a wallstreet hawk and wamma become millionaire overnight
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I’ve been listening to Dave Ramsey and didn’t quite understand what he meant by Growth Stock Mutual Funds. It seems I’m invested in them already! I look forward to your future videos. I currently have a Roth IRA with Fidelity. Do I have to continue investing in my current mutual funds or can I choose other funds, too?
Possible but hard to do if you only plan to reinvest dividends to get there. You would need to start with a really large portfolio to see quality gains and diversification. You will likely want to also contribute beyond that.
Do you recommend 50% large cap 20% small cap 25% international equity 5% cash? I currently have ETFs and index funds here is a small sample of what I currently have invested: voo, vti, arkk, scha, schm, qyld and vtsax, swppx, swtax, faxix. What do you think? Do I have a decent portfolio?
I think you have a diverse portfolio that is well rounded. I would stay the course. If you have someone that can review the portfolio and walk you through a “wellness check” as I call it then do that. Otherwise the big thing is stay diversified.
No such thing as free money. Tax payer pays for it. Not really sure what you are asking, but I wouldn’t touch your investments. Forbearance just means you delay paying for something, you will still owe everything. Don’t let Washington trick you into believing they will just hand out money with no strings attached. It all comes at a price. The head of the reserve is talking about inflation and purposefully having inflation above 2%... bad news. Stay put and if you have any consumer debt get rid of it now. It may become increasingly harder to buy gas and food for anyone in fixed incomes.
@@DollarforDollar holly smokes you are 100% dead on target!!! I'm completely solvent don't owe anything to anyone not even the Mortgage I'm paid off drive a 2006 Corolla and a 2009 4runner that's it! I believe the fed reserve is lying Inflation is way above the 2% benchmark. Food is very expensive and gas is hard to come by. I live in the San Diego area we are paying above 4 bucks a gallon! I really appreciate your channel and please putting new information to keep us posted of what's to come!
