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Anonymous

4d ago

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I'm 42 years old. Since I was 22, I've invested $430,000 from my salary, and by investing as much as I can, I've built a portfolio of about $760,000. The plan is to continue for another 10 years, and I hope to reach $1.5 million by the time I'm 52—perhaps by then I can retire.
If anyone here has done better, I'd really like to hear their advice and experiences.

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Seahunter

1d ago

Look like scam - keep asking join the grip

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Tony

3d ago

Computer Engineering at Nanyang Technological university

The 760K portfolio is income-generating, dividend paying stocks? how much passive income you are getting?

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1M45

4d ago

How are you going to withdraw from portfolio to fund lifestyle after retirement?...

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