Dollar Cost Averaging Strategy
The author employs a dollar cost averaging strategy, investing bi-weekly into VTI (60%), VXUS (30%), and bonds (10%). The goal is to maintain a simple and consistent investment approach.
Dollar cost averaging into VTI and VXUS every two weeks. Current allocation: 60% US total market, 30% international, 10% bonds. Keep it simple and boring.
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- •Dollar cost averaging is used to invest regularly.
- •Investments are made bi-weekly.
- •The portfolio is allocated as follows: 60% VTI (US total market), 30% VXUS (international), and 10% bonds.
- •The investment strategy prioritizes simplicity and consistency.
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Dollar cost averaging into VTI and VXUS every two weeks. Current allocation: 60% US total market (VTI), 30% international (VXUS), 10% bonds. Keep it simple and boring.
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