Anonymous
Post 06/11/2013 08:45     Subject: Where to direct expected increase in cashflow?
New house
Anonymous
Post 06/11/2013 06:58     Subject: Where to direct expected increase in cashflow?
Could I send you my PayPal account?
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2013 16:27     Subject: Where to direct expected increase in cashflow?
Agree Vanguard or low ETF.
Anonymous
Post 06/07/2013 05:14     Subject: Where to direct expected increase in cashflow?
I agree with PP that a taxable account at Vanguard or the like is a good idea. You might also want to set up a camp savings account and put away enough each month to have that expense fully funded by next summer. We do this through a custom savings account at our bank.
Anonymous
Post 06/06/2013 23:15     Subject: Where to direct expected increase in cashflow?
Vanguard, Index funds. 3k minimum investment, then set up as automatic investment from there- try Vanguard Total Stock Market Fund.
Anonymous
Post 06/06/2013 16:51     Subject: Where to direct expected increase in cashflow?
Later this year, I will be finally paying off my student loans, and one of the kids will be entering public school. This will free up about $1600/mo, although I know some of it needs to be earmarked for aftercare and summer camps. But let's say that still will result in an extra $1k/mo. Where's the best place to direct this money? We currently max out two 401ks and two IRAs. We also put $10k/yr in 529 accounts. We have more than sufficient emergency fund, although at some point, we may want to move or renovate the house. But that's speculative at this point. Should we put more in the 529s? Or open a brokerage account and treat it as extra long-term savings? Thoughts?