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Zac Boelkow
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  • Port Richey, FL
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Cahs flow going in to index funds in the stock market

Zac Boelkow
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  • Port Richey, FL
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Last year I opened up a Roth IRA and A Roth 401K accounts. It is a delicate balance between RE, Stock Market, and Living Expenses. Especially as I prefer to buy and hold with cash purchases without the use of leveraging. My portfolio is lop sided in that I am heavy in RE. Last year I pumped up my Roth Accounts and earned 16.25% for the year. Much better than any property I currently own and much easier(lol).

Curious who else is doing this and with what company are you investing with? How you are balanced in your portfolio. I am 42 years old and consider my stock market investments to be my retirement money. I also love to work and realize that I will probably stay doing something even if I were to retire. So I do not think that I will require my stock market money. That being said I am 100% in stock index funds as I will have 30 years of growth...

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