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December 5, 2024 at 2:34 pm #236444
When you say physical gold, do you mean gold you can hold in your hand, or shares of a stock or fund that buys and holds gold? If hold in your hand, look at JMBullion and Apmex, especially their sales/deals. If a stock, consider GLDM. Taxes are a pain with precious metals, so you may want to investigate further.If you’re maxing your 401K, can you contribute to a Roth? That’s usually the next step whether front door or back door Roth (depends on your income level). You could invest the Roth with the same strategy (put it in a 2050 target date fund). You are limited to $6K/year (or $7K if you are over 50) and you must have at least that much in earnings this year in order to contribute to a Roth IRA.
December 5, 2024 at 2:44 pm #236445If you’re putting that $500/month toward retirement, opening a Roth IRA could be a good move, especially if you’re already maxing out your 401(k). You could just stick with something simple like your 2050 target fund. But if you’re set on gold, ETFs like GLDM or GLD might be worth a look since you don’t have to mess with storing physical gold or paying high fees.Lately, I’ve been trying out something different for extra cash. I’ve been into the CS:GO market, buying and selling skins. It’s actually been a fun way to make a little money on the side. If you’re into gaming, check out https://skin.land/market/csgo/. As for me, it’s been a cool way to mix a hobby with earning a bit.
December 17, 2024 at 1:55 am #236748Investing in physical gold offers a tangible asset that can hedge against inflation and economic instability. However, it requires careful consideration of storage, security, and liquidity, along with associated premiums and fees. Gold should be part of a diversified portfolio, and investors should also stay informed about the new bracket for SSS contribution to ensure proper financial planning.
January 22, 2025 at 1:42 am #237955Investing in 2023-2024? Diversify! Tech stocks, renewable energy, and real estate are hot. Real estate, especially, is timeless—check out listings like alternative mls for options. It’s all about finding growth areas. Research, stay sharp, and think long-term. Don’t just follow trends; invest smartly!
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