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Retirement Investing (Roth 401k/Roth IRA) Notes

Jan. 13, 2021 9:54 AM ET
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Summary

  • These are my personal notes to help keep me focused on retirement strategy in a methodical way.
  • They will help remind me not to take any action that goes against my methodology.
  • This blog post is meant to help me, not to entertain others.

Over time I want roughly 25% of the portfolio in individual stocks/REITs, the other 75% in ETFs/Mutual Funds.

Individual stocks/REITs portion of portfolio will be limited to a $200-300 position in each.  No dividend reinvestment.  No fractional shares.

ETFs/Mutual Funds portion of portfolio will have a full position in total US market, US mid cap, US small cap, total international ex-US market, international mid cap, international small cap, emerging markets small cap.  Half position in international real estate.

Roth 401k will be funds only.  Similar breakdown except I won't hold an international real estate fund and the emerging markets fund will be a large cap instead of a small cap.

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