Posts Tagged ‘mutual funds’
In liu of recent events I thought I’d share my take on the faltering US economy: $700 Billion Bailout – Great The government is bailing us out. Yes, even you small business owners who are complaining you didn’t get a $700 billion rescue package. You see, when the big banks can lend it lets you […]
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What Would Buffett Buy?
If you are an investor you should know who Warren Buffett is. Shame on you if you don’t know about him. For those of you who don’t know, I suggest wikipedia’ing him. If you want throw $100 bills in the air and not care (see photo above), you must be Warren Buffett. Words of Wisdom […]
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Tags: berkshire, berkshire hathaway, buffett, index, index funds, investing, mutual funds, portfolio, S&P500, warren buffett
I understand that while in college, or just starting out that initially investing is not a priority. We’ve got to pay rent, buy food, make car payments, etc etc and by the end of the month there is little money or no money left over. That is why I recommend coming up with a budget […]
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Tags: investing, lazy portfolio, lifecycle fund, mutual funds, no money, retirement fund
The Fratboy Investor 