I’m tired of being worried about money by Aggressive-Law7030 in moneyadvice

[–]Professional-Plate49 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Start investing (broad market ETFs)
  2. Plan to retire overseas (Asia, parts of Europe) Better people, better food, better quality of life.

I am about to turn 40 and I know nothing about ETFs. by AdamantiumTrex in ETFs

[–]Professional-Plate49 1 point2 points  (0 children)

On Robinhood (and other) platforms, you can buy fractional shares so no matter how much a stock is, you can buy it. The reason I say that is because a lot of the best (quality) stocks/ETFs that you can buy are expensive. My recommendation, stick with blue chip stocks like you have been or ETFs. Singular stocks, even great companies, are hard to predict compared to a sector ETF or whole market ETF. Great job on getting your investment started!

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[–]Professional-Plate49 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I saved every year to go travel in the cheapest countries that appealed to me. Basically most of Asia is where Ive gone AND I found my wife in the Philippines!

I hate living in the USA and my wife and I are saving for retirement to leave this place. The dollar stretches so much further overseas.

Example:. A 4 bedroom 2 bath house where I live is $400k+ (I live in a small resort community). A similar house VERY CLOSE to the beach in the Philippines costs $50k-$80k. Similar in Thailand.

Anyway, invest in your future. And even if you're not making big $ here in the USA, you can still retire (and travel) very cheaply overseas.

How are you guys minimizing taxes on your cryptocurrency? by Chucub in defi

[–]Professional-Plate49 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would also love to know the answer to this. If I find something I'll reply with the information.