Mine is 1.86% with 70%-25%-5% in stock-Bond-ShortTerm. I think it is very bad.
I'm at 5.25 right now YTD. 80/20
13.4% ytd. 90% mutual funds/5% individual stocks/ 5% cash
Wow which funds?
How does one invest in individual stocks in traditional 401k?
That's alot in bonds. You must be retired.
8% all in tech
~7% YTD. 35/30/20/10/5 || large/mid/small/intl/bond
For comparison, Ally's APY is 1.8%...you barely did better than just leaving your money in a savings account lmao.
I know. I have neglected my 401k
12.80% invested in top 3 performing mutual funds.
No bonds? Would you mind to share the name of mutual funds?
Vanguard Rus 1000 growth, va s&p 500 index, fidelity contra pool. 33% in each fund. Last year it grown ~30%. Hope this year also I get same amount of returns.
3.8% some default target date retirement fund. Interesting to see a lot of people don’t choose this kind of default fund. Should I switch? 🤔
Your rate says so. I think you are paying lots of fee like mine
It largely depends on the fees of that target date fund and your willingness to manage your own portfolios. Some target date funds charge 0.10% fee range and others charge 0.50% or more. I think in general you’re better off if you choose your own funds but it does require a minimal amount of effort.
21%. No mutual funds or etf.
What investments did you opt in?
Wow
thats pretty bad would get at least 12%
How you diversified your money?