How do you invest your money, especially in the early days when it's not a huge amount?
I'm 24 and just finished paying off student loans (yussss) so can finally start putting aside substantial money. Any tips?
I do have a 401k with fidelity and have been contributing 5% (Uber doesn't match). I also have some tucked away in Robinhood. I should have about $3k cash a month post expenses to save.
Thoughts on Betterment and Wealthfront? Is now a bad time to invest in stocks, even index ones? What's a good way to hedge against Trump destroying the economy? (Gold, I guess, ironically enough)
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I understand this will sound biased at first glance, it's not. Schwab has a great platform, just want to clarify that while they aren't collecting a management fee in the traditional sense, it's not free.