Too Many Choices & A Corporate Escape Plan

This is the most important choice you will need to make when investing

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Contemplating Which One GIF by Beauty Brands

VOO or SPY?

When it comes to investing there are a lot of choices.

What type of IRA? SPY or VOO? Traditional or Roth 401(k)? Fidelity or Schwab? Tesla or Amazon? Sell or Hold? One expense ratio vs another? Reinvest dividends? Weekly or monthly options? Dividend vs growth?

But the most important choice: How much money you put in

Nothing will have a greater impact than your contribution habits.

Invest early. Invest often.

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“Making money is a hobby that will complement any other hobbies you have, beautifully.”

Scott Alexander