http://fortune.com/mutual-fund/VTTHX/
I like this one for its low expense ratio, but it's only if you're retiring/turning 65 in 2035. If you're a young university graduate, approximately aged 22, maybe go with a conservative portfolio such as this one, and then invest specifically into furthering your education, with a CFA, CPA, CFP and MBA.
What exactly do those acronyms mean and how much are these certifications going to cost?
http://www.bankrate.com/finance/personal-finance/becoming-pro-mba-cfp-cpa-cfa-1.aspx
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