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The NEW 3 Fund Portfolio is AMAZING, but if you want to add in more upside (or even more safety), this is what you need to do! This is like step 2 of the 3 ETF portfolio. Discussing Growth funds, Bitcoin, Bonds, Real Estate, and more options to reach financial freedom faster.
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Did my first investment after watching your first 3 etf portfolio, VOO 50% SCHD 25% QQQM 25%, thanks for the video !

cooperdriz
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Brilliantly said. Diversify by percentages within each of the 3 pie slices. I watched this video before and after trimming my positions from 10 down to 4. I'm feeling good!

VOO 35% Core

SCHD 25% Dividend

VUG 30% Growth
SMH 10% Growth

Thanks a million!

hogue
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Even though I'm not from the USA, I focus my investments in North America. Your videos have been a huge help! Keep doing this great job.

potiguarcaran
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Wish I had Prof G in college! Would be a lot farther along than I am now!

drewajer
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Sat down to have coffee and what a cool surprise for the morning !

kt
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keep pumping out those financial informational videos Professor G!!!!

kevnyc
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Been investing in ETFs that follow FTSE All-World and Nasdaq-100. It was a great decission as it turns out. Not worried much about funds overalps nor about daily or weekly corrections. Thanks for the great content!

vladimirplancak
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I just started creating a retirement ETF Portfolio with 50% SCHD, and 50% SPLG. I’m looking to increase my current contribution of five dollars a day to $20 a day for both ETFs. Thank you for the awesome knowledge.

cshades
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You make things so simple for even the beginners to understand, I really appreciate your help, work and patience ❤

guirlandedelva
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Voo 38% schd 32% schg 16%
qqqm 12% brk b 2%

Working great

helloharry
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I have sorta a 5 fund portfolio with individual companies too. A REIT etf VNQ, SCHD and VYM (SCHD most of it for dividends) SCHB for the broad base. And for growth SCHG. It's done pretty solidly so far. It's not nearly as exciting as some of my individual stocks that have had some crazy runs in the last year

Madchris
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Thanks professor I’m from Brasil and I invest in brazil but after some researches and off course with your help I realized that bring a bigger portion of my portfolio for us etfs is a great choice.

michaelyungdearaujo
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I'm less than two years from retirement. I'm at 55% equities and 45% Other (which includes Bonds, CDs, T-Bills and High Yield Savings). My equity breakdown is: 20% S&P500; 20% Dividend; 10% International; 5% Growth. I think/hope I'm in the right lane.

Also, there was a recent study released comparing safety and returns with International vs. Bonds and surprisingly, the International proved to be safer than Bonds and had a better return. I'm sure the beating Bonds have taken over the past couple of years had something to do with the statistical outcome although I forget what period of time they used.

chuckmurray
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I did a 3 fund portfolio of 40% SCHD, 30% VOO and 30% QQQM. Keep these awesome videos coming Prof G

tthgreen
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Thanks for listening to your watchers and covering this.

FrankBurgos
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I love it when I watch one of your videos and it backs up what I'm doing in my retirement portfolio. Currently have 32% VOO, 35% SCHD, 16% VGT and 17% QQQM. As my monthly withholdings go in I've been buying QQQM more recently to bring that up a bit...but in general I'm right around the splits you suggest.

johnfarr
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I just started investing a couple of days ago and I've been binge watching yours, and many other channels videos just trying to learn something from everyone. I'm 22 years old and I was never taught anything about investing growing up. One question I have and I hope you or someone can answer is - At 22 years old, following the 3 fund ETF strategy you talked about in this video, how much should I be investing into a Roth IRA and how much should I be investing and holding in stocks? Should I be doing 50-50? Just stocks? Only IRA? I can't get a cut and dry answer anywhere. (I commented this on an older video and decided to move it to a newer one, not knowing if you still responded to 1+ year old videos.)

dakotaemerick
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Been a traditional 3 Fund investor for many years. I have a couple of questions for you on your suggested 3 Fund Portfolio. 1) For a larger portfolio, wouldn't I be paying so much taxes every year on those dividends by SCHD in my taxable account? So that does not sound like a good tax management strategy. 2) Aren't the holdings of all your funds *already* in VTI? In your other video you even talked about overlap. So why can't I just buy VTI and not bother with this 3 Fund make up? Unless of course they reduce risk somehow and at the same time increase gains? How can a full technology focused ETF be lower risk? VXUS owns companies like Toyota, KIA, Nestle, Samsung, etc. What's wrong with owning those? How else can I get exposure to those companies if want to if I don't own a foreign fund? Appreciate your insight as learn to make adjustments to my portfolio.

canbonbon
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Instead of a bond ETF, I use Money market ETF like CSH2 (UK). 5.6% and because ETF it is subject to capital gains tax rather than income tax (if not in tax free wrapper).

steve
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BTC Baby! Looking forward to your vids on this topic, although release before the recent pump would had serviced your viewers better. Although if it continues past six-figures, timing probably doesn't matter all that much.

gregwessels