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Topic: Managed retirement funds safe to invest or should I stick with cash? - page 2. (Read 286 times)

legendary
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I'm wondering whether to use some of my isa allowance for retirement funds or whether is should just deposit cash (that earns interest).

Vanguard offer a target retirement 2050 which looks to be quite risky at this time but is it worth investing if I don't need the funds now or should I hold off and invest cash? My current bank accounts are making a very strong 0% interest too so...

0% is a lot better than -30% eh? Tongue

My IRA has been 100% cash since mid-2018. I was kicking myself all last year as stocks pushed new highs but it finally paid off. I still haven't bought back into any funds yet, even though I think there's a good chance the bottom is already in. I'm waiting until the recovery becomes more clear, but I also wouldn't blame less risk averse people for dipping their toes back into the market.
legendary
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Saving cash will not provide any benefit unless it can only be taken at any time you need.
Likewise, if invested in Bitcoin or other Crypto, you must be aware that the investment has a high risk where the price has a high fluctuation, so if you do not have the courage for it do not do it.
Maybe it's good if you invest in something tangible like property or land etc. is the right choice in my opinion even though it does not have a huge profit.
copper member
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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory
I'm wondering whether to use some of my isa allowance for retirement funds or whether is should just deposit cash (that earns interest).

Vanguard offer a target retirement 2050 which looks to be quite risky at this time but is it worth investing if I don't need the funds now or should I hold off and invest cash? My current bank accounts are making a very strong 0% interest too so...
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