u/wolf3gang

I wanted everyone’s thoughts on investment strategies based on 4 portfolio types ( company 401k, Roth IRA, HSA and personal brokerage investment account )

My current strategy is invest the company match in my 401k (5%) then max out both my Roth and HSA before contributing any more into my company 401k.

With that being said , I’m curious what people are investing when it comes to each portfolio type. For instance, where should I keep dividends stocks versus high growth stocks like tech.

So far I have my 401k in mostly ETFs and my Roth has a diversified balance of froth stocks and dividend stocks as does my HSA. As for my traditional, I have kept this to non dividend stocks stocks.

Any advice on if the above strategy is best as well as if I should consider even investing more into my 401k after I’ve maxed out my Roth and HSA and just put money into my own brokerage investment account?

I wanted everyone’s thoughts on investment strategies based on 4 portfolio types ( company 401k, Roth IRA, HSA and personal brokerage investment account )

My current strategy is invest the company match in my 401k (5%) then max out both my Roth and HSA before contributing any more into my company 401k.

With that being said , I’m curious what people are investing when it comes to each portfolio type. For instance, where should I keep dividends stocks versus high growth stocks like tech.

So far I have my 401k in mostly ETFs and my Roth has a diversified balance of froth stocks and dividend stocks as does my HSA. As for my traditional, I have kept this to non dividend stocks stocks.

Any advice on if the above strategy is best as well as if I should consider even investing more into my 401k after I’ve maxed out my Roth and HSA and just put money into my own brokerage investment account?

I’m curious to know if there is anyone here holds dual citizenship of both Thailand and US and further note has different names on each passport?

I’m looking to obtain a credit card and loan but I have one major issue. It seems that Thai banks don’t allow their own citizens to get a credit card if they work for an overseas company. Not sure where this makes any sense because when I went into a branch they asked for my proof of income , however since I’m employed by a US company and paid a salary under my US name , there is an issue where they can’t prove I’m the same person.

Long story short I got citizenship within the US at a very young age and don’t have any sort of adoption decree or same name notarized document. I have worked with an immigration lawyer and they said that they can draft one and have it NSA notarized but I’m worried that the banks still won’t take it.

So my question is, has anyone who is a Thai citizen who works for an overseas company been able to get a credit card and how did you go about doing so?

Looking for software dev in Thailand who would be interested in partnering on a project focused on healthcare clinic services.

Looking for an apps developer who can assist me with creating a healthcare app. Ideally the candidate is based in Thailand and has knowledge of front end and back end.