Let's talk about how to build and manage a portfolio in the sixth and final part of this intro to investing series in the 62nd episode of the retirement planning education podcast.

Welcome to the retirement planning education podcast, where you can learn all about IRAs and Roth IRAs, employer retirement plans, taxes, social security,

Medicare, portfolio withdrawal strategies, annuities, estate planning, and much more. And now

here's your host, Andy Panko. All right. Welcome back, everybody. Let's wrap up this intro to investing

series. This is going to be part six out of six of intro to

investing. Just to quickly recap, part one was background considerations, which was things like

talking about risk tolerance, risk capacity, and a discussion of the different account types,

regular brokerage accounts, IRAs, 401Ks, other types of pre-tax accounts, Roth accounts.

Part two was all about stocks.

That was a fun one.

Part three, all about bonds, even more fun, dare I say.

Part four was all about mutual funds and exchange trade of funds or ETFs, which are, in effect, packages of a bunch of different stocks, bonds, or other things.

Last week was part five where I talked about the different options in which you can invest cash as well as a bunch of alternative investments like real estate, commodities, crypto,

hedge funds, private equity funds.

And finally, this, the sixth part will be about, it's a capstone.

It's pulling it all together. It's the how to,

I don't know exactly what to call it, but how to, how to build structure and manage and monitor

your portfolio where portfolio pulls it all together. So before I get into it, as always,

the disclaimer, especially this whole intro to investing series, it's important to keep in mind

nothing said in any of these podcasts, especially this intro to investing series, is to be

misconstrued as specific advice, recommendations, guidance, recommendations to buy, not buy,

sell, not sell, hold, not hold.

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