“People with very high expectations have very low resilience. And unfortunately, resilience matters in success…I don’t know how to teach it to you except that I hope suffering happens to you.” - Jensen Huang
@WallStreetSilv Obviously it depends on your goals. Personally, I don’t want to be told I have to file jointly to hit the max contribution and have my money locked up till I am of retirement age. But hey, everyone’s different.
@WallStreetSilv Run your own money in your own brokerage. If you want to do 401(k), IRA etc. on top of that, fine. Often times the fees charged negatively outweigh the tax benefits. And it’s not locked up till retirement age. Just make sure you have discipline and self-control. :)
@voskresno@WallStreetSilv Ok dude.
https://t.co/yI698mCj1F
And there’s contribution limits. If needed, I can break down impact of 2% fees compounding until retirement age. LMK. $VOO fees = 0.03% for reference. In terms of risk, would love to hear your take on $VOO risks to investors vs pension plans.