How Do I Invest My Own Personal Money?

Our topic on this episode of the Ready for Retirement podcast is about the framework behind how I invest my own money.
Questions answered: How do I invest my own money? What are the strategies I’ve learned when it comes to creating an investment portfolio? My goal is to give a framework as to how I think about money.
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[@Tees220]

🤩😍🥳 Wow! You are the best! As a registered nurse navigating retirement and knowing how short life can be, I’ve managed to make sure I’m living life with no regrets in the end. While money wasn’t my major focus in life, educating myself through people like you has been beneficial. Too bad just found you recently, but will share you with my nurse friends and family. Your holistic approach is exceptional and I can feel your honesty and desire to help other people.
Keep up the great work and God bless always… ❤Tess, Pastor’s Kid, BSN, RN

[@tyjameson7404]

Epic video and breakdown on the priorities of life and the ability to categorize our time, energy, investment goals 👍🏼🔥🙌🏼🙏🏽❤️

[@RootFP]

Thanks Ty!

[@jamesdaman6832]

Great presentation! I have always had an all equities portfolio (35+ years) with safeguards like a reasonable emergency fund. While the standard advice regarding 60/40 portfolio may be appropriate for most, I am very thankful that I never followed that advice. It is refreshing and comforting to know that my personal investment strategies track those you use for your own investments. Keep sharing your sound advice!

[@all4fitz]

It took me many years to realize what you described here. After buying 2 rental houses, a rental pole barn and a mobile home park, I finally realized more real estate is NOT worth the price I will pay in stress or detriment to health. I'm sticking to a stocks and REITs.

[@larryjones9773]

I'm retired and 60. My asset allocation is 100% stock index funds.

[@R.and.R.]

I’m ditching bonds too. Hopefully, having enough cash for five years of expenses should weather any bear market.

[@TonyCuratolo]

@@R.and.R.wouldn’t it be better to take that same amount of cash and ladder it in bonds, to get a bit more interest but always having enough available?

[@AzaniaNoah]

Brilliant presentation. Thank you James.

[@fredwang2004]

Great perspectives and a good chance to know more about you! Thank you .

[@garywhitehead686]

What investments would you recommend for someone in their late sixties ?

[@gwenhoang4018]

I agree, we only have one life to live. Live with much love and kindness so that this world would be a wonderful beautiful world for our generation and the generation after us.🙏🏼

[@markm5262]

Could you share what funds you have in your accounts? Just the etfs or mutual funds you mentioned for your 401k or Roth. Thanks

[@tcbridges]

I need help I am 67 and will work until 70 because I make 6 figures a year I put 15% into 401K I have all cost of living covered when I hit 70. My question is I have $300K. I keep putting into 1 year cd and it matures in June at 3.85% so with the way things are going not sure what to do with investing it in June

[@zokitchvlog]

Good for you 👍🏻

[@matthewharrigan3568]

Great content. Possible follow on, how do you think about leverage? I don't think it's discussed enough. A little bit of leverage is one of the easiest ways to boost returns. A lot of leverage is one of the easiest ways to go broke.

[@flintdoc753]

Great informative video!

[@RetNavyChiefBTC]

I’m certain some may be interested in how you invest your money. With that said, it is only relevant to someone in your exact situation. Age, goals, children, volatility tolerance, expenses and many more factors. Additionally I don’t believe how you invest your assets are any of my business. Good video about asset allocation though. I enjoy your videos, some are very pertinent to me. This one, not so much.

[@youarehere1251]

If you can spend money to save your precious time, just do it.

[@RootFP]

Well said!

[@janemcgrath9773]

Brilliant!

[@anthonygardner400]

A great holistic way to view taking care of ourselves. Thank you.

[@RootFP]

Thanks, Anthony!

[@R.and.R.]

Great podcast episode James!

[@RootFP]

Thank you!

[@garywhitehead686]

Great information thanks

[@sbayles]

Great show.

[@RootFP]

Thank you!

[@thenutrientwhisperer3700]

It’s called balance. Also, about not obsessing about money which is a terrible terrible place to be. Let it go people.
Great video 💣

[@RootFP]

Thank you

[@jyothiryali]

Very good

[@gabesmith9171]

6:28 🧐

[@samhu3855]

Dd

[@candeffect]

He is too young and inexperienced to talk about what older people need.