RealMoneyIssues
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Welcome aboard and good luck.
Glad you are starting so early. My youngest just opened up her IRA with Schwab... sniff, sniff... I am so proud
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Welcome aboard and good luck.
Glad you are starting so early. My youngest just opened up her IRA with Schwab... sniff, sniff... I am so proud
Thanks again. I tried reading up a bit more over the weekend and will likely begin an account talk thread to try and follow/discuss things in more detail.
With student loans, a car to payoff, and an upcoming wedding, the general idea of savings (and maxing out TSP contributions) seems daunting.
With student loans, a car to payoff, and an upcoming wedding, the general idea of savings (and maxing out TSP contributions) seems daunting.
ILoveTDs
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Welcome Cosme.
Feel free to ask any questions, their are no stupid questions.
IMO being in your mid-20's I would forget about the G Fund. If you don't want to be in equities go to the F Fund, it usually goes opposite equitites and doesn't loss much when it does. It might not go your way every time, but in the long run it beats the G Fund and mid-20's you have long run on your side.
Feel free to ask any questions, their are no stupid questions.
IMO being in your mid-20's I would forget about the G Fund. If you don't want to be in equities go to the F Fund, it usually goes opposite equitites and doesn't loss much when it does. It might not go your way every time, but in the long run it beats the G Fund and mid-20's you have long run on your side.
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