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Jun 22, 2024
10:25:09am

Florwood All-American

We've had good results over several years with Fidelity Zero Total Market Index

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Florwood

Bio page: Florwood
Joined: Mar 10, 2010
Last login: Oct 5, 2024
Total posts: 27,650 (76 FO)

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Which index fund for retirement would you recommend for someone in their 40s?

coug2008

Jun 22, 8:21am

In your 40s? Still young. Go 90% bitcoin and 10% Olive Garden, for a layer of security.

Supercoug

Jun 22, 8:22am

RE: In your 40s? Still young. Go 90% bitcoin and 10% Olive Garden, for a layer

Jun 22, 8:23am

Olive Garden and golden corral.

coug2008

Jun 22, 8:24am

All good calls, just worried about losing focus if you over-diversify

Supercoug

Jun 22, 8:26am

Is Chuckarama available for investment or indigestion?

coastcat

Jun 22, 11:53am

SPY

Tare

Jun 22, 8:25am

Per Morningstar

BYU71

Jun 22, 8:36am

When you say "Vanguard" which fund exactly are you referring to? Surely not VOO, because it is also S&P 500 index and

supertux

Jun 22, 9:29am

Vanguard growth etf has been solid

Jun 22, 8:30am

VTI. Key: auto contributions over time.

BYU'01

Jun 22, 8:33am

VOO, VTI

JOPE

Jun 22, 8:43am

vigix

TN_Coug

Jun 22, 8:52am

Check out the Paul Merriman foundation. His folks put together recommendations for DIYers based on real research done

Zenoch

Jun 22, 8:53am

Here's another good thing from them. " 12 Simple Ways To Supercharge Your Retirement"

Zenoch

Jun 22, 9:17am

Ooh need this. Half of this thread might as well be in Chinese.

Pro Logic

Jun 22, 10:10am

VTI/VTSAX (they're the same. just choose whether you want ETF or Mutual Fund)

supertux

Jun 22, 9:28am

Vanguard target retirement fund 30 years.

Plantagenet

Jun 22, 10:04am

We've had good results over several years with Fidelity Zero Total Market Index

Florwood

Jun 22, 10:25am

What I'm going to do when unable to manage family funds: 40% BRK.B, 40% BIL/VTIP/VTIG, 20% selected other.

roseyscenario

Jun 22, 10:58am

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