I get my building loan contract payed out and I wanted to invest it, since I don’t need the money right now (I already saved up my emergency fund of ~4x my monthly income). The last time I informed myself about investment options I found ETFs to be the right investment option for me. - I‘m planning to hold the money for >10 years - Cryptocurrency is way too risky for my purposes - I don’t want to actively manage a stock portfolio since I don’t know too much about the current market situation and am too lazy to do research on performance etc. - ETFs are liquid so if I have huge financial struggles and already spent my emergency fund I can still sell them - they don’t come with much of an extra fee like actively managed funds
Are these points still valid? Or are there other investment options I should look into? Furthermore I‘d like to invest in SRI ETFs out of social and ecological values, do those perform around the same as conventional ETFs (I don’t care if they just slightly underperform). Thank you all!
Submitted December 22, 2021 at 06:59AM by simkram12 https://ift.tt/3swZxdL
