Nice post, with some excellent ideas that are well
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While fiduciary financial advisors and investment firms may be a good idea for many, keep in mind that that such firms usually charge relatively high fees (1-2% of assets invested per year). That means less profits for you.
An alternative to higher fees is developing a portfolio of very low-fee Vanguard Index funds. Any books written by Jack Bogle (the founder of Vanguard) will help you with this. There are also many in-depth discussions of this strategy on the bogleheads.org website.
Additional Info:
The 3 Fund Portfolio: Simple Investing That Works
https://www.clevergirlfinance.com/blog/3-fund-portfolio/
The 7 Best Vanguard Index Funds for 2021
https://www.kiplinger.com/investing/mutual-fu...s-for-2021