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Been reading and I'm considering these options:
Should I then invest all 20k in one of the above or is better to do few or any better options for considerations? Besides ETFs, any other options I should consider after learning more? Any other advice if there are. Thank you.
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Eliezer
24 Aug 2020
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For a long-term investment, you can consider using a core-satellite investing strategy(https://www...
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Hi!
Regarding your circumenstances, you can invest your 20k into a Robo-investor. These are usually for the long-term and you can personally set the risk level and future goals regarding your money. I personally use AutoWealth and aside from my first lump sum, I also set aside a monthly recurring amount to put transferred into AutoWealth.
With your other cash, you can maybe put them into mutual funds or ETFs and also hold for the long term.
An interesting ETF would be something like the ARKK, a combination of innovative stocks picked by ARK Invest.
For something safer, you could put your money into something like the S&P500.
A World ETF could also do.
For individual stocks, I'll definitely go for TDA, especially now that there is no commission fee. I've been using it for awhile now, and it's easy to use on the phone or on your computer.
Also, you can look into growth/software-as-a-service (SAAS) stocks so you can hold them long term and let the money compound and grow.