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2 days ago • u/Beginning-Hyena-1316 • r/investingforbeginners • 19_years_old_w_120k_provide_advice • B

Hello all, "inherited" $120,000 after a few major events in the past. First year student at a UNI , unemployed, don't pay expenses, focusing on college, not much dumb spending's besides gas, food on the weekends, etc. Currently have all funds in a HYSA and have been doing large research on long-term investing. ChatGPT suggests allocating 70% into S&P and Nasdaq index funds for a safer long term investing portfolio. Thinking about only investing $70,000 and having the rest in a HYSA because parents are unsure about investing + don't want to pay for a financial advisor yet until I gain real knowledge and make the solid choice to start.
Just need insight and some wisdom. I know lumpsum investing might not be the most correct choice at the moment and I've been doing research on DCA
https://preview.redd.it/i1yltjqlxt0f1.png?width=523&format=png&auto=webp&s=601208401a9a8231db0bff6fd21f5c671ae4e42a

2 days ago • u/Beginning-Hyena-1316 • r/investingforbeginners • 19_years_old_w_120k_provide_advice • B

Hello all, "inherited" $120,000 after a few major events in the past. First year student at a UNI , unemployed, don't pay expenses, focusing on college, not much dumb spending's besides gas, food on the weekends, etc. Currently have all funds in a HYSA and have been doing large research on long-term investing. ChatGPT suggests allocating 70% into S&P and Nasdaq index funds for a safer long term investing portfolio. Thinking about only investing $70,000 and having the rest in a HYSA because parents are unsure about investing + don't want to pay for a financial advisor yet until I gain real knowledge and make the solid choice to start.
Just need insight and some wisdom. I know lumpsum investing might not be the most correct choice at the moment and I've been doing research on DCA
https://preview.redd.it/i1yltjqlxt0f1.png?width=523&format=png&auto=webp&s=601208401a9a8231db0bff6fd21f5c671ae4e42a

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