I currently have half of my savings in stocks/ETFs and the other half in an online savings account making an ehh 1% interest. Based on the 3-6 months emergency fund rule I can afford to invest much more of my savings than I am now.
I have a medium-high risk tolerance with what I currently have in the market (upper 20s in age so I have time). I’m hesitant to invest more because of the market correction everyone’s anticipating. I’ve been told ETFs won’t see as much of a dive as usual stocks. Is that realistic? I’m a longtime holder of ETFs RYT, VEA, VOO, and VTI. Would the Internet world recommend putting more there, hold my savings, or go with an even more low risk ETF that should perform better than a savings, but not do anything crazy? Do any exist? Thanks!
Submitted March 18, 2018 at 10:23AM by myincognitousername7 http://ift.tt/2FICXaS
