u/infinityeagle

Thinking of joining with Bear Bull Traders and taking trading seriously. Anyone here an active member? The website and all the options is a little overwhelming, so I was hoping to connect with someone active on the inside. Thanks.

Came into a bit of money recently and I'd like to invest it in dividends. Is this a good portfolio?

50% SCHD – Core US Dividend Growth (3.2% yield)
35% SCHB – US Broad Market / Tech Growth (1.4% yield)
15% SCHY – International High Dividend (4.2% yield)
Strategy

My plan is to reinvest all dividends and add monthly contributions to aggressively grow to 1M and beyond.

Hey all, I'm about to get an inheritance and I've never had money before. Paycheck to paycheck my entire adult life.

After I've paid off all of my high interest debts, I'll likely have just over 100k left. I don't want to buy any new cars/houses/anything frivolous. I've always lived below my means out of necessity and don't plan on changing that much. I want the money to work for me so I can sleep well at night.

I rent and have no intentions on buying a house anytime soon. My wife and I both have full time jobs that will cover the bills and we will setup an emergency fund in a HYSA.

I've never had the type of money that gives me actual options. I've posted in r/investing, but I'd like to get opinions here.

I'd like to start my own business. Definitely want it to be a soloprenuer gig, prefer an online business but I'm be open to a service type businesses as well.

Just wondering what you guys would do if you had about 5k to invest in a new business.

Hey all, I'm about to get an inheritance and I've never had money before. Paycheck to paycheck my entire adult life. I posted this question over on r/investing but I thought I'd post it here too.

After I've paid off all of my high interest debts, I'll likely have just over 100k left. I don't want to buy any new cars/houses/anything frivolous. Ive always lived below my means out of necessity and don't plan on changing that much. I want the money to work for me so I can sleep well at night.

I rent and have no intentions of buying a house anytime soon. My wife and I both have full time jobs that will cover the bills and we will setup an emergency fund in a HYSA.

I've never had money to invest before, and there's a ton of info out there, so I'm just looking to see what people think would be the best course of action. Thanks a lot.

Hey all, I'm about to get an inheritance and I've never had money before. Paycheck to paycheck my entire adult life. I posted this question over on r/investing but I thought I'd as here too.

After I've paid off all of my high interest debts, I'll likely have just over 100k left. I don't want to buy any new cars/houses/anything frivolous. Ive always lived below my means out of necessity and don't plan on changing that much. I want the money to work for me so I can sleep well at night.

I rent and have no intentions on buying a house anytime soon. My wife and I both have full time jobs that will cover the bills and we will setup an emergency fund in a HYSA.

I've never had the money to invest before, and there's a ton of info out there, so I'm just looking to see what people think would be the best course of action. Thanks a lot.

Hey all, I'm about to get an inheritance and I've never had money before. Paycheck to paycheck my entire adult life.

After I've paid off all of my high interest debts, I'll likely have around 100k left. I don't want to buy any new cars/houses/anything frivolous. Ive always lived below my means out of necessity and don't plan on changing that much. I want the money to work for me so I can sleep well at night.

I rent and have no intentions on buying a house anytime soon. My wife and I both have full time jobs that will cover the bills and we will setup a 6 month emergency fund in a HYSA.

I've never had the money to invest before, and there's a ton of info out there, so I'm just looking to see what people think would be the best course of action. Thanks a lot.

Hey all, my son (4th grade) just finished up his first yest of baseball and his coaches were great. I'd like to get them all a fun little thank you present as a token of my appreciation. Any ideas? Anyone have and gifts given to them that really stand out? Thanks!

Edit: Thanks for all the suggestions! I loved reading your ideas and I hope our gift leaves a mark like some of yours have.