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@SteveTyurin

I'm just starting to invest for the first time, and while I've heard mixed opinions, I’m starting to wonder if asset allocation really matters this early on. I know ETFs and index funds are popular for tracking the broad market, but they often include underperforming stocks, which I've heard can dilute returns from stronger performers. I'm unsure if I should be more selective, or if I’m just overthinking things at this stage

@LizzieShiro

I'm 29. I'm pretty much too late for this, but it's not too late to get advice.

@kalioped-qe9gw

You wanna be rich don’t think like I worked in finance 10 yrs as executive assistant I was comfortable not rich I needed to pay my bills and I lost my job at the end down size

Open a brokerage age you trade 3 stocks with 6% not higher don’t risk as a beginner 18-up ex you want to

Trade with etf or mutual fund as long as you money to input my favorite wisdom tree Franklin Templeton fund to avoid fees for this Citibank

529 plans offer tax-deferred growth
those kids that want to start college and save

Teachers use TSA For a TSA plan, however, you can take withdrawals as early as age 55 without penalty once you've left the job that provides you with access to the plan

Roth IRA also great start too Contributions to a Roth IRA are made with after-tax dollars, which means that you pay the taxes upfront

There is so much to learn and trade in stock market

You have to do your homework to learn the market very well

Good to All Trading is a big Risk I made money lost money watch market carefully every day

If you want to make money save buy bulk instead of one item look for sales grocery flip on app

Do your research learn stuff do your homework

@futurebillionnaire1009

18 years until 50 waiting for 3 millions 😂 lol she’s funny 😄

@inkmutation9466

If you are in your twenties and you're young and you're sad all depressed about your life you have to realize that you really are the first generation to have all this information given to you. Even the millennials did not have the information that you have in your hands by all these YouTube videos. If you are feeling sad for yourself you need to get your life together by getting a job go outside touching grass saying hello to the Sun and then invest.

@A_francis

I’m pretty young and just started my portfolio with around $80K. Dividends drew me in right away! Slowly trying to create significant passive income and manage my Stock Portfolio. how do I invest to deal with markets ups & downs