Seth Burstein

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If you are new to investing, now can feel like a crazy time to start. With talk of a recession, inflation on the rise… is now really the right time? YES! ⏳ More time in the market will get you more💰than trying to time the market. Here are 3 ways to get started investing…

You don’t need a financial degree or even a budget to live your best life – all you need is the knowledge on where, when, and how to invest your money to reach your goals.

If you're investing $1,000 per month and assume a 7% average return... After 30 years a 0.5% expense ratio will cost you almost $100,000 in lost returns – a difference of almost 10% 🤯 Would you rather send your portfolio manager's kid to college or your own? 🤔

3 ways to become a successful investor

What’s better than timing the market is... time in the market. The reality is, no matter how good you are at timing the market, nothing beats the efficiency of letting your money compound over time. Visit buff.ly/3xzzfcM for the full article.

Investing in the stock market long-term is much less risky than you might think. Data shows that when investing over 20 years in a very conservative portfolio with 50% stocks and 50% bonds, even at worst you’d be 72% better off - but at best you’d be almost 450% better off.

If you don’t make contributions to your IRA, you lose the opportunity for that calendar year. It's okay if you're unable to max it out, but do what you can to put as much in as possible. If you're under 50, the max you can contribute to your IRA per year is $6K.

Our article is featured on #TheWhiteCoatInvestor, written by our CEO @burstein_seth! We fill you in on why your single-term policy is an inefficient use of your resources... but laddering is both effective and efficient for the best possible outcome. buff.ly/3pKyh9c

From an emergency fund to a down payment to retirement, we got you. We run your numbers and show you exactly when & where to save to achieve your goals. buff.ly/3HLxQl7

76% of the US workforce believe they can't count on Social Security & this fear is well founded ☹️ Projections show benefits will only be fully payable through 2037. Do you know how Social Security benefits should factor into your retirement planning? buff.ly/3HV4ZLk

One downside of investing in an ETF is that there is no room for customization. This is where direct indexing comes in. But why are large financial firms are making billion-dollar acquisitions... even if the downsides are REAL? We'll fill you in. buff.ly/3LYMCIS

If you're more risk-loving or have a longer time horizon, you should be more heavily invested in stocks. The balance of your portfolio (and the many strategies for managing it) is known as your asset allocation. Learn more at buff.ly/3GjI0c1

Risk and return are directly correlated. The more risk you take, the higher return you should expect. The less risk, the less return. Learn more about risk & return within The Fortunately Guide to Asset Allocation. buff.ly/3LyJMKl