Many risk-tolerant young investors eschew owning bonds, opting to go 100% stocks in an effort to maximize returns. That's probably a mistake.
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Many risk-tolerant young investors eschew owning bonds, opting to go 100% stocks in an effort to maximize returns. That's probably a mistake.
For this festival, I have decided to share my thoughts on a few investment products you may have or consider to include in your portfolio.
#1 ETF’s (Exchange Traded Fund)
#2 Mutual Funds
#3 CD’s (Certificate of Deposits)
#4 Dividend Stocks
#5 Bonds
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