The #Boglehead or Lazy Portfolio is an easy #investing strategy for beginners or someone who wants a more hands off approach to investing. And a 3 Fund Portfolio is easy to build and doesn’t require a lot of time to manage. And as the name suggest, it only requires 3 funds which revolves around low cost index funds. And #indexfund investing is a great long term strategy with their returns and low cost.
00:00 – Start
00:30 – New Investors
01:01 – 3 Fund Portfolio Principles
2:06 – 3 Fund Portfolio Breakdown
2:28 – Risk Tolerance
3:15 – Deciding Fund Allocations
6:03 – Other Investment strategies
6:48 – Final Thoughts
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3 fund portfolio? But Dustin the 2 fund yolo portfolio on TSLA and GME call options far outperform as it’s simple and very diversified between 2 stocks!!!
I SUGGESTED THIS!!!!!!!! GOOD MAN DUSTIN. THANK YOU!!!!! #Bogleheads
Very nice video. Especially for people who haven't gotten into long term investing yet.
Great video sometimes simple is better.
All about BANG (Blackberry, AMC, Nokia, Gamestop) stocks, not FAANG stocks
Very few people beat the market. Grow with the market and don't be greedy. Bears win, Bulls win, Pigs get Slaughtered!
SCHB (50%), SCHF (20%), and SCHG (30%) for someone in their 20s or younger.
Although SCHF isn't as good as VXUS due to lack of foreign extended markets. It makes up for it by having a lower expense.
Thumbnail got me investing 110%🥸
Great basic advice!
People not interested in — or intimidated by — determining allocations for different sectors, might consider Vanguard Target Retirement funds. They have an expense ratio of 0.1%, and are truly “set it and forget it.” You select your likely retirement date, pick the corresponding fund, and that’s it. Your portfolio is rebalanced over time for higher risk (and hopefully higher returns) early on, and gradually transitioning to a more conservative allocation to protect accrued growth. Just contribute regularly (dollar cost averaging!) and watch it go. (Or, better still, DON’T watch it; that can tend to make one nervous.)
I’d recommend VUG as well, it’s been very good to me. I’d actually replace VXUS, it’s too volatile for me.
Hey Waller! I really like M1 Finance for passive investing! So good.
Solid video! You can't lose with this portfolio for sure!
Most young guys have no idea how to make money.
SAGE !
Thank you for the video.
I have a question, I was looking into bank stocks for example BofA and theirs the BAC stock and then theirs BAC-A BAC-b BAC-k what’s the difference and why?
I have the three-fund portfolio. It's simple, very low fees, and it's tax efficient.
I just wish I had started my investing right out of high school or college. Take care Dustin and keep the family safe!
Really solid intro to build a strong foundation for investing. Thanks for keeping it clear & easy to understand! 💥
I just dumped my FA that I was paying 1% fees to and finally designed my 3 fund portfolio at Vanguard! For the longest time I had wanted to do it, but I now in my early 30s I finally built the courage. I feel so much better!
Bonds really suck, right now…
How about lazy 3 fund portfolio. 50% us total market etf, 30% international total market etf and 20% emerging markets like ARK etfs?
What is the whole purpose of buying bonds?
I like that hoodie!
What would be a good 3 fund portfolio for a taxable account? I am already retired with State Pensions and SS. I am currently putting money in VTI ETF. Would like to stay only Vanguard.