I go over How to Choose Investments in your Roth IRA categorized by risk level! These are just my opinions on them, I hope you enjoy.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Starting Zone
0:50 - Format for Today's Video
2:49 - Cash
3:02 - T Bills
3:41 - Bonds
4:08 - Large Cap Stocks
4:42 - REITs
5:23 - ETFs / Target Date Funds
6:24 - Mutual Funds
7:53 - Growth Stocks
9:08 - High Growth ETFs
9:52 - Crypto ETFs
10:28 - Crypto Derivatives
11:38 - Free Stocks
Least Risky:
- Cash - don't be in cash, it loses to inflation
- T Bills - 0.16% interest rate, not good, might be worth it if you're closer to 60, otherwise not the best return at all
- Bonds - safe, but they don't pay well at all anymore
Medium Risk:
- Large Cap Stocks - safer mega caps stocks would be good to hold in your Roth IRA long term
- REITs - good for dividends, can also appreciate long term, gets you exposure to real estate,
- ETFs / Target Date Funds - on average 8% a year with Vanguard funds like VOO.
- Mutual Funds - usually active fund manager, higher fees, often times doesn't beat the VOO index
Higher Risk:
- Growth Stocks - risky, but if you have a high conviction in a few, could be great for your Roth IRA to roll gains into later
- High Growth ETFs - higher expense ratios like ARKK, but could return higher - volatile
- Crypto ETFs - very volatile, must have a good appetite for risk
- Crypto Derivatives - same as above
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