Scenario Facts:
1. You have $20k in cash
2. You need a car
3. You like to hunt
4. Your investments average 12% YoY
Should you:
A) Pay cash for a $20k car; or
B) Take a 3.5% loan out for that $20k car, and invest the $20k (because you'll make 8.5% difference)
This has been one that I've been...
It sure sounds like I'm a bit behind or caused confusion. I invest in various funds via American Funds. As of now, I've decided to invest 50% of my wife's income since we've be able to get by on my income alone for the past few years.
28 years old with zero debt. I do not own a house. My work is stable and offers 5% match 401k which I max out. All mutual funds are purchased through American Funds. I'm currently diversified across 5 different ones.
What percent of my income should be out to mutual funds? I'm currently using American Funds and would like to take advantage of their automatic investments.
Little background: married 9 years, 6 month old son, salaried management position, practice a mix between a traditional and modern...
From Washington, hunted Idaho for the first time last year. Backcountry bow hunting with focus on elk. Self taught, have only killed one deer in the past 6 years.
Looking to meet folks, gain knowledge, and share what I do know.