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@California_Dreamin I would subscribe to that exactly. Your greatest return potential lies in your education and your long investment period. If you have that much time (a relaxed 40 years), you will inevitably achieve a high relative return.
I think it's a good idea to increase the €50 as soon as you can without any restrictions. But of course this will take time and the most important thing for you now should be school, training and/or studies.
In my opinion, 40 years (i.e. at the start of your working life) is a really good investment period. Compound interest really has the opportunity to "show what it can do".
You've thought about the ETF itself and if that's right for you, it's definitely a good fit!
For me, Europe would be a little too heavily weighted, but of course I could be wrong.
I think it's a good idea to increase the €50 as soon as you can without any restrictions. But of course this will take time and the most important thing for you now should be school, training and/or studies.
In my opinion, 40 years (i.e. at the start of your working life) is a really good investment period. Compound interest really has the opportunity to "show what it can do".
You've thought about the ETF itself and if that's right for you, it's definitely a good fit!
For me, Europe would be a little too heavily weighted, but of course I could be wrong.
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@California_Dreamin Thank you very much for your feedback, and a happy new year to you too!
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@KevinC Thank you very much and happy new year! 🎆
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