I never really cared about money and pretty much always enjoyed living ultra frugally (less than 400 rent, homemade meals everyday). I'm laser focused on what I study/research in school, and I basically have no interest in the money I have acquired. I don't want to donate it to charity, because that would require the same amount of due diligence that investing it would require. At the end of my career though, I plan on donating everything I own to charity. What do I do with this money if it's probably more than I will make in the first 10-15 years of my career in engineering?
I guess the only other thing to note is that I'm pretty paranoid about getting taken advantage of by bankers or money managers to the point where I have my guard up just walking into my local checking account bank's branch. Is there an option to deal with investing in a relatively automated way that isn't a total scam (massive fees or some shit like that), and that I can easily verify the legitimacy of (through reviews kinda like yelp or airbnb)?
thanks!
Submitted April 27, 2018 at 09:35PM by wtfdoidoredvestors https://ift.tt/2JvBjqr
