What would you do if you had 350k in a high yield interest savings account?
I know it’s not the best to keep everything in savings, but not sure what I should be doing between fidelity or real estate investment. Help please! Thank you
Load up on SPY puts brother! I’ll see you on the other side of the moon 🌙 🚀 🤑
Fidelity has close to 5% on their money market cash position right now. I don't know what rate you're getting in your savings account but it's worth considering.
Move some to Robinhood, they have higher APY
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feels like nvda is peak meme stock right now - would rather buy when it retests prev ATH
Keep about 6-12 months worth of expenses in your HY account for emergencies. Invest the rest in index funds like the total stock market or s&p 500. Don't touch it and let it grow. Sleep soundly.
Do you have recommendations for specific index funds ? Thank you for your comment!
1. VTSAX 2. VTI 3. VOO They all have super low fees (Expense Ratios) at 0.03%. You usually want index funds with the lowest fees.
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answer depends on your goals and time horizon.
T-bill ladder until the market corrects then average into ETFs
Open an account at fidelity and the you can sell puts on good stocks at way OTM price, while collecting 5% interest at the same time.
DCA 90% of it based on your risk tolerance into the market (SPY/IWF/QQQ) every 2 weeks for next 6-12 months only if you don’t need the money for the next 6 years. But if you need it, then HYSA or use treasury direct official website itself to bull T-bills based on duration. Good luck!
Thank you! I will research this.. What is DCA?
Split into two savings accounts
because FDIC limit?
Ohhhh wow I didn’t even think of that!