Between my partner’s bonus and my stocks vesting we are getting around 100k next month (w/ current stock value). Usually I’d just stick it in stocks.. but don’t know if I should just wait for a bit? I didn’t touch my brokerage account so already took a loss there from the drop. Feel like I’m hedging a bit by holding incase it drops more. Good time to get a wad of cash, tbh. HTC: 440k NW: 750k (currently) #investments
You should wait for a bit… and then either post your TC or GTFO
Just did. I looked and remembered I forgot, haha.
Pump my bags
The portion of your money you would have just kept as cash, stick it into inflation protected bonds. 7% rate for the next 6 months. I believe you and your wife should be able to put 10k each. Of course you won't get rich doing this but the money that's rotting in a savings account can be put here instead.
Do you invest in these bonds with vanguard?
Series i bonds on treasurydirect.gov, but they're capped at $10k per person per calendar year
buy the dip f*****
Buy land
Funny enough some might go to that. My parents (~60s) were approached by a family friend and asked if they wanted to buy his cabin / lakehouse for the tax value (80s, no kids). Crazy deal, worth about double. My parents might need me and my sister to help cover some of it (We’d end up each inheriting half).
Cool, if i had 100k coming i would definitely buy raw land which i am eyeing
Buy a rental car and place it on Turo
How is that working out for you?
VTSAX/VTI and chill.
DCA if you are unsure. $5k a week
Vegas.
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Pay mortgage esp if it is above 3 per cent. Will be surprised if equity indices return anywhere more than that this year
We have a 2.6% mortgage rate. Refinanced last year.
Unless you can call a low and buy stock I would just increase home equity