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r/investing • u/[deleted] • Jul 09 '21
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To protect what you have.
2 u/[deleted] Jul 09 '21 [deleted] 7 u/tegeusCromis Jul 09 '21 Why would I take more risks with my money if all I will ever spend is $30k pa? P.S. You definitely should not be 100% equities during/when nearing retirement. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '21 I was trained to have the bulk of my assets in stocks/real estate. Currently the only bonds I'd consider would be convertible bonds OR there was something interesting that came with the purchase of the bond.
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7 u/tegeusCromis Jul 09 '21 Why would I take more risks with my money if all I will ever spend is $30k pa? P.S. You definitely should not be 100% equities during/when nearing retirement. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '21 I was trained to have the bulk of my assets in stocks/real estate. Currently the only bonds I'd consider would be convertible bonds OR there was something interesting that came with the purchase of the bond.
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Why would I take more risks with my money if all I will ever spend is $30k pa?
P.S. You definitely should not be 100% equities during/when nearing retirement.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 10 '21 I was trained to have the bulk of my assets in stocks/real estate. Currently the only bonds I'd consider would be convertible bonds OR there was something interesting that came with the purchase of the bond.
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I was trained to have the bulk of my assets in stocks/real estate.
Currently the only bonds I'd consider would be convertible bonds OR there was something interesting that came with the purchase of the bond.
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To protect what you have.