BenjiFuji
2024-06-21
I am more interested in using my annual expenses instead of 12 x monthly as expenses can vary in different months. Also, i am more keen to develop passive income thar exceeds basic necessities for now. What do you think? [Grin]
Jensen Shared His Dream... What’s Yours If You Are Rich Enough?
In a recent interview, someone asked Jensen, "Now that you're so rich, do you still have any dreams?" Jensen replied: I have been financially independent for 25 years. After becoming rich, I pay more attention to career and helping others. I just want to focus 100% on taking care of my family and trying to build a good company. So, what’s your dream? If you achieved financial freedom, what’s the first thing you would do?
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  • Emotional Investor
    2024-06-21
    Emotional Investor
    I totally agree Ben, passive income particularly from dividend stocks represent 60% plus of my portfolio. They pay the bills. Next is $Vanguard S&P 500 ETF(VOO)$ and $Vanguard Growth ETF(VUG)$. Cause well It’s just bulletproof. So income and safety sorted, last 20%, play money, educated investments in growth stocks that will hopefully take you to the moon and back
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