I am 31 years old with 50k savings. Right now 30k of that are shares in the company I work for. I'm crazy to keep that much in that account, right? The company is very profitable and doing fine, but I feel like this is probably extremely risky. Should I sell those shares immediately? 20k of it is just in my normal savings account with very little interest. I want to invest, but the information is overwhelming and I'm also worried about getting taxed multiple times on the same money because of my dual citizenship. My dad suggests mutual funds, but I'd like to be a bit more risky with some (25%?) of it. Can anyone suggest a general plan of attack here? I have kids, I have a steady permanent job earning 2600 after taxes per month, and will stay in the Netherlands for probably another 10 years.
I looked at the FAQ for Meesman, for example, and it's not clear but seems that dual citizens from America can't invest with them. I don't know if Brand New Day is the same, but I've emailed them. I am lost.
Also, sorry if I sound like an idiot, but I am. Especially on this topic. Let me know if more info is needed.
Submitted February 14, 2017 at 06:21AM by idiotinamsterdam http://ift.tt/2l3BPRh
