coolaboola12
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Mortgage paid off and maxing out avcHave you a mortgage or other borrowing?
Have you maxed out your pension contributions?
Assuming no mortgage and maxed pensions, just buy more equities. You can handle the risk and you are a long term investor.
I'm not much of a stock picker
Pension is passive index tracking so hard to diversify against thatYou don't have to be.
Just pick a few large cap stocks - if possible diversifying against your pension.
Brendan
If I put 10k into one stock , isn't that risky as opposed to using investment trusts ?
I understand now, thanks for the adviceIf your total assets were €5m and you bought 5 stocks of €1m each, then you would be putting 20% of your total assets into one stock which would be risky.
But if your total assets including your home and your pension are €1m and you put all €50k into one stock and it goes bust, you are losing 5% of your wealth. So it's not especially risky.
If you buy 5 stocks at €10k each, then you are investing 1% of your wealth in each stock.
Brendan
Deja vu? What did you do last time you received this advice?
Maybe offer advice instead of stalking ?What to do with 1500 per month
Hi all I'm maxing pension and mortgage free and fortunately generating 1500 a month surplus cash and would like opinions on what to do with it. I have a high 5 figure lump sum in AIB so don't just want to save it as cash I can't decide what to do : 1. Go down the etf route with the taxes and...www.askaboutmoney.com
Deja vu? What did you do last time you received this advice?
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