Hijo de luna
Superstar
Target date funds are fine for those who want the hands off approach to investing. IMO anyone with the basic knowledge of buying and selling would come out much better. Expenses eat into your returns
CREATING MILLIONAIRES: POSTERS AIDING WEALTH GROWTH
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i dont do it personally just cuz i have a dividend strategy but https://www.sigfig.com/ can take your td ameritrade account and invest for you, its legit
This was a good thread what happened?
Captain Crunch
Veteran
I was reading "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and the author was talking about accounts with 15%-20% compound interest. Do such accounts exist and how to sign up for one?
NeilCartwright
All Star
Highly recommend everyone read the e-books by Jarim Pearson, called Brass Knuckle Finance. Got a good on general finance, starting a business, taxes, and my personal favorite, investing
He lays out some templates around a handful of things. Like using ETFs to periodically buy cars in cash, having 50k in residual income 15 years after paying off all your personal debt.
Breh will put you on game
He lays out some templates around a handful of things. Like using ETFs to periodically buy cars in cash, having 50k in residual income 15 years after paying off all your personal debt.
Breh will put you on game
Disgustya Stallone
Man Who Owns 2 Microwaves
Posters Aiding Wealth Growth
PAWG
where the tiddays brehs?
PAWG
where the tiddays brehs?
we should bring this back.
talk about the wealth discussion.
I just read this book liars poker by michael lewis, honeslty it wasn't that good in my opinion but you just realize how so many of these asshoels making money and creating wealth are no smarter or better than us. We can eat brehs.
talk about the wealth discussion.
I just read this book liars poker by michael lewis, honeslty it wasn't that good in my opinion but you just realize how so many of these asshoels making money and creating wealth are no smarter or better than us. We can eat brehs.
I checked my work 401k account a couple week ago and for the year 2017 I earned about 23%. I have mutual in a Roth IRA and a regular individual account with Fidelity and the year analysis for those mutual funds it say it earned over 20%. However I can't tell if the money I have in the account earned over 20% for the year because Fidelity show total money earned while you have money invested in the fund and not just the year amount.
Yes, sign up for Betterment or Robinhood -- Betterment has actual retirement funds which might not be 15-20% but Robin Hood if you invest in ETFs you can probably get 20% and even more.. I did about 20% last year
Secure Da Bag
Veteran
Why isn't this in the 6 Figure, 6 Certs forum? Just wondering.
And good info, brehs.
And good info, brehs.
sayyestothis
Free the guys
No fund or etf is going to produce YOY returns of 15%...past performance over the past 5 yrs are historically high and will not continue. Just setting expectations for the brehs in here talking about last yrs performance...
