What's a realistic plan to get a $1M net worth? I'm currently at about $192k at 30
>>62689419invest as much as you can every paycheck in an index fund like VOO and never sell. boom you have 1m by 40 easily
>>62689419Just wait for the moneyprinter to run for a few more years and your index fund will be worth $1M in nominal terms
>>62689419and what will you do with $1M? you need $10M to retire
>>62689419Loan 150k to people for 300k in return. Then loan 300k to people for 600k in return.Then loan 600k to people for 1.2M in return.
investmax your retirement accounts, see if you can get an insurance plan with a HSA.
>>62689419$100k into sealed pokemon pc etbs, take profits after 2-3 years (estimated $400k) into new sets pc etbs wait another 2-3 years then cashout your $1mil cashlowest risk 8x in about 5-6 years
>>62689606spacewise probably only takes 1 cupboard first $100k then one room once you reinvest the $400kselling is easy just go to a big card show and take 80% cash
>>62689419Just double it then double it again. 192k 400k 800k
>>62689419VOO and chill, with that money you will get 1M in 8 years
>>62689445>>62689576You’ll be working 30 more years as XRP chads retire early
>>62689419marry a rich girl/thread
>>62689419Literally just VOO and chill.The thing is you won't have the patience, nobody who wants to get rich ever does. Investing has to be boring for it to work.
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>>62689419Thorchain and chill
>>62689419these type of questions will lead to you losing everything
>>62689788>>62689635how's VOO compared to VT? Currently all in VT>>62689865Well, I was thinking maybe global index funds for 90% and 10% for a satellite fund on major alt coins, maybe a mix of >>62689606 this
>>62689929VT is a better choice than VOO for everything except the fees.Personally I'm in VWRP, but just get broad exposure on a world ETF, keep saving, and prepare for an extremely boring couple of decades.You might want to put about 5% (and not more) into gold since there's backtest data suggesting this reduces the length of long drawdowns.