I love your content! It’s clear, concise and easy to follow. I’ve been looking for this sort of information since I did my first PAL. Thank you. Could you provide some more information about your courses such as format, length, etc?
Would it make sense to completely cash out a ROTH at retirement age and plug that into a brokerage account for buy borrow die? Otherwise, what else do you do with a Roth besides spend the money and miss out on future gains. Thanks
More of a technical/operations question on this one… Would you mind sharing what software you use when filming these videos? I like the way you format this and I think it’s a great way to illustrate ideas. Just curious if this is a Loom video or some other type of software tool.
Thanks again for all of this free info! I’m trying to earn and invest my way to accredited investor status and then invest in private equity funds. In addition to S&P 500 index investing, is there any other type of investment that I should be deploying capital towards?
Hi Sharon, I was wondering your thoughts on this: I already have $VYM (expense ratio 0.06%) ETF with drip elections enabled and want to sell it then buy $VOO (expense ratio 0.03%). I'm early into my career and at the lowest tax bracket, I'll ever be moving forward. Of course, it's not financial advice but what are your thoughts on that regarding the long-term growth outlook between the two ETFs? Does it make sense to get hit with capital gains tax at my low tax bracket now for the chance of historically better performance of $VOO compared to $VYM?
Such poor advice to anyone following you. There are plenty of high quality stock investments that have outperformed S&P. People should take the time to educate themselves about their money. Not everyone wants to be a landlord and deal with the hassles of real estate.
I love your content! It’s clear, concise and easy to follow. I’ve been looking for this sort of information since I did my first PAL. Thank you.
Could you provide some more information about your courses such as format, length, etc?
Thank you! You can find all of the info on my courses here - sharonwinsmith.com/courses/
Would it make sense to completely cash out a ROTH at retirement age and plug that into a brokerage account for buy borrow die? Otherwise, what else do you do with a Roth besides spend the money and miss out on future gains. Thanks
Great content!!
Good evening coach!❤
SPLG is a S&P500 ETF with a lower expense ration than VOO.
More of a technical/operations question on this one…
Would you mind sharing what software you use when filming these videos? I like the way you format this and I think it’s a great way to illustrate ideas. Just curious if this is a Loom video or some other type of software tool.
I use Screencast-o-matic. I am definitely not great with technology 😁
I think it comes out great 😊
It really illustrates the information you are covering without quirky edits or unnecessary fluff.
Keep it up 💪
Thank you so much!
Thanks again for all of this free info!
I’m trying to earn and invest my way to accredited investor status and then invest in private equity funds. In addition to S&P 500 index investing, is there any other type of investment that I should be deploying capital towards?
Sharon - I love your content. Especially learned a lot about SBLOC. Keep em coming
Thanks for watching!
Hi Sharon,
I was wondering your thoughts on this: I already have $VYM (expense ratio 0.06%) ETF with drip elections enabled and want to sell it then buy $VOO (expense ratio 0.03%). I'm early into my career and at the lowest tax bracket, I'll ever be moving forward. Of course, it's not financial advice but what are your thoughts on that regarding the long-term growth outlook between the two ETFs? Does it make sense to get hit with capital gains tax at my low tax bracket now for the chance of historically better performance of $VOO compared to $VYM?
Why not investing in the Nasdaq 100? It’s more volatil for sure but tends to be more profitable and has truly changed since 2000
Past results don't guarantee future results. QQQ is heavy in Microsoft and Apple. IMO
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Such poor advice to anyone following you. There are plenty of high quality stock investments that have outperformed S&P. People should take the time to educate themselves about their money. Not everyone wants to be a landlord and deal with the hassles of real estate.
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