How to Invest $1 Million | A Simple Strategy to Invest a Windfall

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Bonds have been horrible for 25 years
Comment from : Hank Hanson

FXAIX, FSELX, BIL… You’re done
Comment from : hermitmoney

Hi Bob - what can one do if they are 65 still working and selling a rental property So my window is a lot shorter than someone young who has 1MM to invest Thank you
Comment from : jagsterr1

Guy talks a lot without saying anything
Comment from : Preston Phelps

13:47 I did a quick search for interest and he’s not doing that now but it’s still fairly simple
Comment from : j mc

I would take 350k start a business I plan on doing but without the 1M Take 150k invest it into something I know about and have keep 250k in cash I would not do buy and hold shock's Money need to flow not sit in a bank
Comment from : IYELL ALOT

Video begins at @8:40
Comment from : Trademarks & Patents by ThrashLaw

Too long when did get to the point
Comment from : Kevin Tran

I LOL'd when you told the young folks to google Ginger Rogers and Fred Astair That was great!
Comment from : divin dave

Simple truth - One of the best Investment videos geared towrard retirement I have seen!
Comment from : RJ B

Thank you for this, and especially for sharing what you are personally doing
Comment from : Janet Hunt

A financial advisor wants to move all mt acct to a manage acct for 1 , might not sound alot at 1 mil thats 10k you give someone Waay too much money
Comment from : Thomas Nguyen

Thanks, this is exactly what I need at this stage in my retirement!
Comment from : Jack H

How much money does SIPIC cover
Comment from : Neil Desposito

Great information Thank you
Comment from : Neil Desposito

Great video , Great advice ,, thank you after working all your life , raising a family and providing an education for your kids we see what is left for retirement ,, and we look for advice on how to invest what we can ,, the fear of losing or making a bad decision keeps us from investing ,, but i must say the way you explain investing is very helpful
Comment from : John

Ensuring the protection of your capital holds greater significance than solely focusing on making money This is primarily because once your capital is lost, the process of generating profits becomes significantly more challenging It is comparable to the notion of "missing the train" versus the irreversible consequence of "losing your money" While there are various opportunities available, once your funds are depleted, it becomes exceedingly difficult to recover
Comment from : Patrick Brussels

20 minutes of hoopla learned nothing no details
Comment from : Louis Diamond

How diff is that portfolio than just vt?brCurious what u specifically think about vwo? The past history isn’t great but obviously the past isn’t a great indication but I’ve heard arguments that structurally it’s not good because many of those markets have difficult economies, inflation etc curious about ur thoughts
Comment from : Ezra Wildes

Taxes taxes taxes
Comment from : Marty C

Who can recommend for hourly portfolio for my 403 b
Comment from : Jen

Great thoughts
Comment from : Jen

Thanks for the advice It sounds reasonable from someone who presents himself both smart and down to earth
Comment from : Rodrigo Sandoval

Can you comment on other strategies like Fundrise, Crowdstreet, etc?
Comment from : AM

Elaine Benes dance was kind of jerky 😂 which will make your heart jump up and down
Comment from : Jim Ng

First, you gotta have $1 million
Comment from : Tod Wong

Is this scripted? It is over 9 minutes and you are just getting around to the subject and now you are dancing around the options If you currently have an editor fire them If you do not, please get one
Comment from : Lunchbox657

It's notable that Warren Buffett doesn't follow the Warren Buffett portfolio So maybe just buy BRK-B
Comment from : Tom Nugent

I'd be retiring or working less in 5 years, and I'm curious to know best how people split their pay, how much of it goes into savings, spendings or investments, I earn aroundbr$250K per year but nothing to show for it yet
Comment from : Jonathan Nathan

You Are retired with a million what do you do to protect it?
Comment from : Frank Keel

Rob, I'm not finding it easy to find an investment adviser to work on a hourly basis Everyone seems to want 1 plus of AUM Any suggestions? I live near Rockville MD
Comment from : Peter

Skip to 8:46 if you want to avoid the pointless verbiage
Comment from : Bravo21

I couldn't agree more Common sense, simple portfolio construction with 2 - 6 ETF And avoiding complexitybrI really like your take on those topics And you combine your knowledge with life experience and pragmatismbrI´m currently about to retire and only recently found your channel Thx for your work and your views
Comment from : Psoido Nym

I made my first million dollar investment after my retirement I invested in virtually most investment instruments, currently my Portfolio holds Dividend stocks, etfs, index funds, cryptocurrencies, reits, unicorns, and currently they altogether give me an average monthly income of $200,000
Comment from : Ian Derrick

wells for dividends (3 annual) apple for growth, with (56 annual dividends from apple) apple's dividends are pretty small but given the scale of his investment his family can possibly live in perpetuity off the apple dividends alone maybe not at the lifestyle they are accustomed tobrbrIt's a nice exercise to imagine what you would do with a windfall because it helps you define your financial goals If I received a windfall of 1 million that would enable me to take care of several financial goals immediately I don't really mean idle goals like a sports car necessarily, but things I now have to plan to deal with across decades I could take care of in minutes I have a plan and I would fit the money into my plan I might set aside a percentage of the money to do whatever I want with, and after that I hope that I would just tick off the goals on my existing plan
Comment from : Peter James

What do you think about QQQs and maybe a bond mix as two choices? Thanks
Comment from : I-Am-Groot

Impressive channel
Comment from : Richard Yurick

Great video
Comment from : Timothy Harris

"First, get a million dollars"br- Steve Martin
Comment from : Carl with a Camera in The Philippines

How to raise a six figure capital fast for any business to aid a good retirement portfolio
Comment from : Arthur Woods

Julia Luis Dreyfus, Elaine, is a very interesting person in real life She has a net worth of more than the rest of the cast combined Billions
Comment from : Jeffrey Collier

When you have money like this, it is the protection of this money that is most important I happen to know some very wealthy people, private jets, security details, etc Well, if you make just 4 a year on this money, you are talking hundreds of millions of dollars per year, which is nice
Comment from : Jeffrey Collier

Thanks for the video The psychology can apply to $1000 as well a $1 million Put $1000 of this week’s paycheck into an investment, and if it loses $200 next week, it’s a $200 loss and feels crappy The loss may not be “realized” without a sale, but it’s down But suppose you invested a $1 a month for 20 years, $240 and it grew to $1000 Notwithstanding inflation you’re up $760 If it drops $200 like in the case above, you’re still up $560 and it doesn’t feel like a loss, or as great a loss
Comment from : desmo

I do not disagree with your advice Rather I would say your strategy would be good mostly for people that do not have at least moderate financial knowledge and for those not willing to learn With knowledge and a willingness to learn and manage, I think most people can achieve healthy returns buying just stocks
Comment from : Had2Listen

Hey was your hourly Advisor Mark Zoril with PlanVision?
Comment from : Steven Abrams

What do you think of the covered call funds? Like $JEPI, $JEPQ, both of those are JP Morgan’s and can pay 10 to 12 percent divided and paid monthly? There are Global covered call funds too like $XYLD paying a 1281 Yes those options can change though, but covered calls managed by JP Morgan bank seems like a pretty good risk reward for index weighted fund like $JEPI paying over 10…
Comment from : David McCartney

Excellent video!
Comment from : Roy

If you have $1 million, don't buy mutual funds Buy the underlying stocks And dividend reinvest
Comment from : Robert Sorenson

Haha loved the Seinfeld dance re-enactment!
Comment from : Chischtof Thrash4Life

Folks should put percentage of there monies into annuities and whole life insurance
Comment from : Edwin Hargrave

I have just discovered your channel So far so good! Time to binge Watching this video here, it’s a year old Market is down and projects to go lower I have 12m in IRA and ready to retire Has your strategy recently changed? I’m currently 15 Index equities, 10 index bond, 75 t-bills I was 100 equities for many years but now I am fearful of a rigged market Does your 60-40 strategy still apply into the summer of 2023?
Comment from : lehighcap

This is just a bunch blather No info
Comment from : jdmxxx38

Great video We are all seeking for financial independence and a better way of life This is not difficult to achieve with savvy investing, a frugal lifestyle, and cautious budgeting I'm glad I learned early on to work hard for financial independence
Comment from : Jayna Eckert

Thank you I am always impressed with your videos The content is spot-on and provides excellent advice In addition, you provide a feeling of confidence in your honest delivery You help us relate to the message by tying it to your own decisions
Comment from : denconstutube

Compared to the SPX, both 3 fund and 6 fund portfolio was a little better in performance until 2018 but after 2018 SPX appeared to be a little better (I looked at the chart on the 3rd week of March 2023) Could you please show comparison charts of these portfolio vs SPY or SPX?
Comment from : SA AL

Great video… at 37 years old I would put 95 in the s&p, 4 BTC, 1 ETHbrbrIf I were say say 57, I would probably be 87 s&p, 10 bonds, 3 BTC/ETHbrbrI’m currently over allocated in crypto but I have a high risk tolerance and don’t need fiat in the next five years It’s also, 95 gains so I let it ride
Comment from : KryptoKorn

Is there a limit to how much you can invest in a brokerage account? Also, related to the topic, how do you set up an IRA to inherit a parent's remaining IRA money
Comment from : Dave Miller

Rob, do you benchmark periodically your portfolio, to S&P500 or the 'Buffet portfolio'?
Comment from : LuboMirtchev

Why not sell calls on your s&p 500 ETF? Or qqq etf Generate income and appreciation
Comment from : Garrett Marshall

Get to the point dammit
Comment from : Henry Powers

$6000 a year in a mutual fund is not going to make you a millionaire in 20 years That is a completely make-believe rate of return SMH
Comment from : Michael Hromanik

This video was great Do you have any suggestions for Annuities and their costs?
Comment from : Miss KylaO

Black swan portfolios aim to hedge a sharp decline in equities You don’t have to know what the black swan is going to be
Comment from : Paul Turner

Yielding income does have impart to uplifting people ,I do appreciate and grateful to Mrs Ady Fidelin for her dedicated that bring me to this point ,finally payed off my mortgage and all my debts, what more could I've asked for
Comment from : Danette Aguilar

ty are these funds all insured? If so what amount? thanks for great video!!!
Comment from : No Dems

What do you think about TLTW An interesting ETF with 20 year Treasury Bonds I like this bond ETF dividend at 1617 I also have JEPI, JEPQ and BSTZ These three ETFs pay my house payment and have capitol growth
Comment from : Robert Smith

The fear of living off the nest egg was a big one! I think mostly because we had always been so frugal in an effort to build it Five years out and it hasn't been any problem It's kind of hard to adjust to the fact that we don't need to save for retirement anymore
Comment from : noyopacific

So helpful This turns away from all of the noise Much appreciated!
Comment from : Gary D

Great Video!
Comment from : Crypto Dude

Everyone is concerned about the coming recession, but very few people are offering answers I heard of a person on a podcast that made well over $150K in less than two months in the current market while researching the 2008 crisis, and I need to know how they did it
Comment from : Guz_Gus

If i had 1 million dollars why would I need your help lol !
Comment from : Kevin Tunaley

Great video, Liquidity Minnig aggregator is another opportunity on Grizzly project you can check out
Comment from : SHERIFF

I watched a video of a fiduciary money advice firm that did an analysis on YouTube of them helping a customer They decided that he couldn’t retire yet, but would have to get a part time job earning at least 10k a year When I went to their website, their minimum yearly fee was…10k So basically their analysis was that this man needed to get a job solely to pay them
Comment from : Candice Conway

A person with only two stocks is like a centipede with only two legs
Comment from : quartytypo

I give investment advice to base jumpers Those people are the most conservative For them being diversified means being in about 30 different funds 80 bonds too At six different investment companies Yes I'm kidding here
Comment from : Larry P

Great Talk Rob; I was about to make that mistake of hiring Investment managers BC if felt like a Mill was a big deal to invest But I have been doing a good job on my $110K and $460K; great insight you have Thanks for simplifying this for us; and giving us new investment strategies
Comment from : Timotaho Whitehawk

Quick question If we have 3 or 6 index fund 1M portfolio at the time of retirement, how do we withdraw money from IRA or 401k account for monthly expenses? Should we sell stock and bond every month with 4 percent rule?How savvy retirees withdraw money from IRA/401K accounts during retirement?
Comment from : Narasimma Meeniahswamy

ROB,,,, Could you do a Video on How To INVEST CASH ONLY CASH , not a , IRA, 401K IRA, ROTH IRA, Or ROTH 401K PLEASES br SOON Help me Thanks Kc
Comment from : Kc Kc

Hi Rob At 18:05 you tell about the the more diversified 6-fund portfolio My question is, why invest in VWO Emerging Markets, when VXUS tracks both Developed and Emerging Markets(25) through the VXUS Int Stock ETF? Thanks!
Comment from : Christian