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MTI116: Answering Your Questions about investing in real estate, diversification and how to retire early

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Money Tree Investing Podcast

Stockmarket, Valuestocks, Investing, Finance, Passiveincome, Wealth, Business, Personalfinance

4.6658 Ratings

🗓️ 9 December 2016

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Send us your questions and we might actually get to them. This episode is just that: Listener Letters with Miranda, Doug, Joe and Linda P. Jones   David 1 writes in with his full portfolio standings, but isn’t contributing to

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Money Tree Investing Podcast.

0:04.0

Stock market, wealth, personal finance, value stocks, invest in your life.

0:10.0

Welcome to this week's episode of the Money Tree Investing Podcast.

0:14.0

Today we are going to answer your questions.

0:17.0

We do this every now and again.

0:19.0

We don't know why people keep wanting our opinions,

0:22.3

but there it is. People want our opinions, so we'll give them to you. And you'll get exactly

0:26.9

what you pay for. So let's go ahead and jump right into it. This is going to be an interesting

0:32.0

episode because there are lots of guys named David or Dave in this one. But let's just go for it

0:36.5

anyway. The first one comes from David.

0:38.9

He says he is looking for some advice. He is going to tell us a little bit about him. He's 30 years old.

0:43.9

He has a high risk tolerance. He's got a high salary of $120,000 a year with bonuses. He's got a rental

0:51.0

property that gives him $1,600 a month without a mortgage.

0:55.2

He's got some cash.

0:56.6

He's got some student loan debt, not very much.

1:00.6

And here it comes, investments.

1:02.3

He's got a 90-10 stock to bond split at Betterment in a, I'm going to call it a taxable account. He's got a Roth. He's got a 401k. He's got

1:13.4

something in Vanguard. And he's got an ESPP, which is not enrolled. He's currently vest $2,000

1:20.4

a month of stock with the company. So he's not enrolled because it didn't seem like a great

1:24.3

option due to the blackout dates and purchase dates. I have another 35 years to retire. My question is more towards the goal. I am not sure what I am

1:32.4

saving for. It seems that really vague and nebulous right now, being that the majority of my wealth

1:38.2

is pre-tax, I've obviously debated moving to a friend of your state or country abroad.

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