Family investing: 20 questions answered by the AI assistant
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My wife and I have a combined household
My wife and I have a combined household income of $420,000, so we are completely phased out of direct oth IA contributions. Our financial foundations are solid:
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We live in Columbus, Ohio. We just welco
We live in Columbus, Ohio. We just welcomed our first baby (born last month), and we want to start investing $300/month for their future. We are weighing a 529
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I am 29 and have $35,000 saved up specif
I am 29 and have $35,000 saved up specifically for a house down payment in about 4 years (separate from my 6-month emergency fund). My bank rep told me to put a
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I am a 35-year-old with $40,000 saved be
I am a 35-year-old with $40,000 saved beyond our 6-month emergency fund, with a 10-year investment horizon. I am looking into VT (Vanguard Total World Stock ETF
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We are a couple in our late 30s with two
We are a couple in our late 30s with two kids (ages 3 and 6). We recently downsized to one car and have $15,000 cash in hand. Our 6-month emergency fund is alre
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I'm 32, stable job, emergency fund of 6
I'm 32, stable job, emergency fund of 6 months already set aside in a high-yield savings account. Over the last two years I accumulated an extra $25,000 that is
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I am 46 years old living in Phoenix with
I am 46 years old living in Phoenix with $120,000 in cash savings. My living costs and 6-month emergency cushion are fully covered. I have a 10 to 15 year inves
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I am 38 years old living in Dallas with
I am 38 years old living in Dallas with $90,000 in savings in a checking account. All basic living expenses and 6-month emergency buffer are covered. I have a 5
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My wife and I are 42, living in Ohio wit
My wife and I are 42, living in Ohio with two kids. We have $80,000 sitting in an ordinary bank savings account. Our emergency fund ($25,000, 6 months living ex
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I am 34, married with one toddler, livin
I am 34, married with one toddler, living in the US. ight now, my spouse and I have about $60,000 sitting in our standard checking account earning 0.01% interes
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I am 37 years old, living in Illinois.
M
I am 37 years old, living in Illinois. My emergency fund (6 months expenses) is fully funded in a high-yield savings account, and I have zero high-interest debt
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We live in the US. I am 38 years old. My
We live in the US. I am 38 years old. My household has 6 months of living expenses ($25,000) already set aside in an emergency fund, and zero high-interest debt
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We live in Chicago, Illinois.
I recently
We live in Chicago, Illinois. I recently received a $100,000 cash inheritance, currently in a standard bank savings account earning 3.8% (unverified from my ban
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I am 35 years old living in California,
I am 35 years old living in California, US. I have $50,000 in cash currently in a high-yield savings account earning around 4.5% (unverified from my bank app).
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We live in Texas, USA.
I am 32 years old
We live in Texas, USA. I am 32 years old, working as a hospital nurse earning about $85,000/year. I currently have $40,000 sitting idle in a regular bank accoun
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We live in California, USA.
I am 30 year
We live in California, USA. I am 30 years old, earning about $110,000/year at a tech job. My employer offers a 401(k) with a 50% match up to 6% of my salary. ig
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I live in Manchester, UK. I am 31 years
I live in Manchester, UK. I am 31 years old, earning £52,000 gross per year. I have £10,000 saved up to invest for the future. My coworker insists I should put
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I am 33 years old, married, living in De
I am 33 years old, married, living in Denver, Colorado (US). An acquaintance working as an "independent financial strategist" came over to pitch me and my spous
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We sold our starter condo and have $120,
We sold our starter condo and have $120,000 in cash sitting in a 0.01% checking account. We are renting right now and plan to buy our forever family home in abo
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I have $53,000 USD currently sitting in
I have $53,000 USD currently sitting in a High-Yield Savings Account (HYSA) as our family emergency cushion, but I'm tempted to invest it in a taxable brokerage