One more tidbit: There are always ETF’s (exchange traded funds). The minimum to buy is one share (varies). They’re bought through brokerage accounts. Individual brokers (Schwab, Fidelity, E-Trade, Vanguard, TD, etc.) have their own groups of ETFs with no brokerage commission. If you buy them through Robinhood, all ETFs that you’re able to buy there should have no commission.

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RE: Best type of (Vanguard) mutual fund for young adult, that will probably withdraw for a home within 10 years?
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Bitcoin $5,000
It crossed that barrier today. I do own some. I’ve been buying about $20 - $25 per week for many years. I’m doing OK.
Any opinions? On the old FW, most were negative.