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1. lukeify · 1789970963 · focus · HN ↗

   Given most financial advisors tend to vend out suboptimal advice and steer customers in favour of products they receive a kickback for, I'm happy to be accepting of an unbiased LLM that's trained on bogleheads.org.

   1. in_absentia · 1789971498 · focus · HN ↗

      If that's what you want, I'll save you some tokens:

      #!/bin/sh

      while read question; do echo "Put it into VFIAX"; done

      1. schnitzelstoat · 1789981786 · focus · HN ↗

         It depends though - I'm not in the US and in my country ETFs get taxed continually whereas mutual funds don't get taxed until you sell.

         In general, invest in low-cost index funds is pretty solid advice everywhere. In different countries you might use slightly different instruments due to tax advantages (like the ISA in the UK etc.)

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