Source: The Economist
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| Vanguard ETF: | 10%* |  |
| Diversified Core: | 11%* | |
| Six Core Asset ETFs: | 10%* | |
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- Re: Bond ETFs for Euro investor October 2, 2022Stork wrote: ↑Fri Sep 30, 2022 3:17 pm The market has now changed so much we consider putting some of our cash into bond ETFs, and as we are in Euroland we think it should be Euro or Euro hedged. Both Eurozone and G7 bond ETFs have a significant part of Italian bonds, we are […]glorat
- Re: 3.69% term deposits on the USD : Should I jump in? October 2, 2022I'm saying a whole bunch of advanced stuff in my previous posts for education. If that's too much, I'll break it down into actionable advice Option 1) You don't mind losing principal Invest in a global bond ETF. You'll save at least 0.5% in fees by choosing this over HSBC time deposits Option 2) You […]glorat
- Re: Conversation with co workers/ financial literacy among non-boglehead types October 2, 2022I am not surprised at what OP found. My brother and I inherited. A nice amount from my mom in an inherited IRA. He did not realize that taking all from the would that the tax bill for most of the money would be over 30%. Both wife and brother have no idea of expenses […]Dottie57
- Re: Why isn't diversification working... October 2, 2022Logan Roy wrote: ↑Sat Oct 01, 2022 10:36 pm bethanybeachreader wrote: ↑Fri Sep 30, 2022 6:38 pm This is a very rookie question. I always thought that diversification was a good thing. When the stock market went up, bonds didn't do so well. And vice versa, when stocks did bad, bonds would help to limit […]helloyou
- Re: MarketWatch: Many young people shouldn’t save for retirement October 2, 2022A lot of young adults I know would like to believe that it's not important to save until you're older. They want to spend every penny they earn on buying a big house, having a big family, with all the perks. Problem is that the spending habits you establish early in your relationship/marriage tend to […]baconavocado