$IUSA For me, and my journey to FIRE, i'm looking for Higher yields then this one.
I try to collect Investments which starts with >4% ROI.
Maybe i'm wrong, but can you explain why to buy this ETF with less return as an ordinary savings account

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52$IUSA For me, and my journey to FIRE, i'm looking for Higher yields then this one.
I try to collect Investments which starts with >4% ROI.
Maybe i'm wrong, but can you explain why to buy this ETF with less return as an ordinary savings account
The UnitedHealth share price $UNH falls by over 8 % as the Department of Justice announces an investigation into possible Medicare fraud.
Funnily enough, this news comes right now and the investigation is likely to date back to last year? Let's see what follows today, whether there are any official reports, $UNH has issued a statement immediately, how do you react to this?
https://www.unitedhealthgroup.com/newsroom/2025/2025-05-14-response-may-14-wsj-article.html
The U.S. Justice Department is investigating UnitedHealth Group Inc (UNH) for possible criminal Medicare fraud, the Wall Street Journal reported citing people familiar with the matter.
The investigation is being led by the healthcare-fraud unit of the Justice Department's criminal division and has been ongoing since last summer.
Though specific allegations are unclear, the probe is focused on UnitedHealth's Medicare Advantage business practices, the report said.
The Journal noted that the investigation adds to other government inquiries into the company, including antitrust concerns and a civil review of its Medicare billing practices at its doctors' offices.
On Tuesday, UnitedHealth Group announced that its Chief Executive Officer Andrew Witty stepped down from the position due to personal reasons. Following this, the healthcare company appointed Stephen Hemsley as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. He was the company's Board chair in 2017.
Additionally, the company announced its decision to suspend its 2025 outlook, citing higher than expected medical expenditures. However, the company expects to return to growth in 2026.
Hello getquin community,
I am currently investing 250€ per month in the $IWDA and 2x 25€ in $BTC (-0.36%). My long-term goal would be an allocation of 70% MSCI World/ $IUSA20% BTC and 10% individual stocks.
Now my BTC share has risen to 26% due to the price increase and I am considering whether I should sell part of it and switch to my ETF position when the price rises again. However, I would have to pay 27.5% tax on the gains.
I actually take a long-term view on BTC and would like to keep the position and expand it further. But it would also be tempting to take something in the bull run in order to buy more in bear phases.
What do you think? Does it make sense to take profits or should I just let the position run and focus on long-term growth? I would be delighted to hear your opinions - thanks for your input!
It can't hurt to have it in your portfolio if you're in the mood to invest and don't quite know where to put your money 😂
Otherwise I think the ETF is super😊👍, the annual costs of 0.07% are limited and I also get them back through my Blackrock dividend 😂👍
PS. Don't worry, I won't be reallocating anything and the Ultimate Homer will continue to run 😊👍

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