How to Invest Large Sums of Money

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Title	:	How to Invest Large Sums of Money
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Comment from : J Cabral

Every time I ask where to put a lump sum , YouTube send me to investing I just want to know where I’ll put until I decide what to do with it brObviously not in a check account brbrWhere?
Comment from : Tito Real

investment and savings what can lump sump other than in banks and apps now?
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I contacted Mrs Esther Lawrence, and was asked to send 1,000 USD in good faith What is “good faith?”
Comment from : David E Vogel

Seems like a bogus question "I suddenly have $150000, how should I invest?" I would ask "How have you been investing in the past?"
Comment from : David E Vogel

ouf I'm definitely in the wrong job
Comment from : Carole A

Today it's not about return ON capital Today it is about return OF capital
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Intriguing video, am fortunate to have invested with a professional broker Mrs Esther Lawrence during the past covid-19 pandemic which has birthed multiple streams of income for me today
Comment from : Lucy Weilbel

Probability vs psychology
Comment from : Sylvan dB

I invested 35k the end of March 2020 and 11 months later have 69k I got lucky and invested at the bottom of the market
Comment from : Driver Johns

Interesting take, my employer matches 401k contributions up to the IRS limit So I just dump my entire bonus every year This helps me max out my 401k contribution for the year while giving me an instant 50 return and feeling good about the tax withholding
Comment from : AJ

What's up with the closed caption?
Comment from : Jarrett Nicely

Getting ready to retire from my employer after 25 years I will be rolling over my 401K & a lump sum pension where the combined amount exceeds seven figures into a Rollover IRA I will definitely invest that amount over periodic purchases and not all at once
Comment from : stotle1

I think what you're implying is that DCA makes sense for shorter runways when you want to minimize short term lossesbrbrThe argument that if you "really care about it" would be true for all of a person's money no matter portfolio size, which would mean that one should always protect against short term losses, which isn't what you were sayingbrbrRight?
Comment from : Didier Garcia

Great perspective and math behind it
Comment from : Jeremy Nash

This is truly the best personal finance show on YouTube
Comment from : Tiger Xu

If you get a large sum of money, you might also consider paying off debt Even if it is low-interest debt that you might normally hold, paying it off is a certainty in a way that investing is not You won't think of owning a house mortgage-free as a loss, even if the value of your house goes down, because you still have the house that you paid for and can use it to live in
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