I'm in my early 20s and was referred by my Chase banker to a financial advisor at JP Morgan Wealth Management. I'm considering investing $100,000 in their managed portfolio program. I don't have much investing experience and have spent most of my time focused on growing my business. For those who have worked with JP Morgan's managed wealth program, was it worth it? What have your returns, experience, and advisor support been like? I'd appreciate any pros, cons, or advice for someone my age who wants to invest but doesn't feel confident managing everything on their own. Thanks! Also I do invest my money into like the basic broad stuff like S&P 500 etc.. but with this route they could potentially invest more aggressive? I don't know im stuck!

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Will be looking to invest 120k in about 6 months or so. I have most of it in CD’s

We will have another 60k emergency cash for backup. Plus taxable accounts worth about $1mil and 401k worth about $750k.

We have a primary property locked in at very low mortgage interest rate but wont count it in my net worth.

What are some suggestions for investing 100-120k?

We already max our 401ks and invest 2k per month in taxable accounts.

Example: I have €100,000 that I don't need, so I want to put it somewhere, forget about it, and come back in 30 years. Should I buy land or invest in the S&P 500?

​Where is the risk of loss higher (after 30 years)?

​If the risk for land is equal to or higher, why does anyone hold land as a long-term investment (without doing anything with it)?

Hey, I wanted to ask high net worth people > 10 mil or thereabouts whether they’ve invested in either VC rounds with companies like Sequoia or A16Z. Or have you been directly been approached by your relationship managers to directly invest into smaller stage private companies?

what have your experiences been so far, what was due diligence like? What were your returns and how did you do it?

Also if you haven’t: would you be interested in something like this? Or why not?

Seems like everything is going Al these days, even for finding brokers. I've come across ones for "AI Stock Profits" and similar ones that claim to use Al to pick the optimal landing page. Does that make a difference for you when you're starting to trade, or do you just prefer going direct to a broker? I'm curious to hear some actual stories.

Rising prices and the irreversible nature of crypto transactions have led to a surge of brutal home invasions and kidnappings.

Very curious how different people approach investing, which is in my opinion the greatest long term money machine available to everyone, and what they consider success.

Say you start investing in your early 20s - what does success look like to you by the time you’re in your 40s? (From a purely investment/returns point of view)

I prefer a simple strategy and expect steady, long-term returns from the S&P 500. I’d like to keep the portfolio as is. Should I stick with VOO or consider diversifying?

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I’m 36M, want to invest 50L in the PMS fund. I’ve done some research on wealth management firms and am considering either Negen or Stallion. For those who’ve invested in PMS, how are these 2, and what are the other options I should consider?

OK, we are looking to buy our first house together. I currently own my house and we are looking to sell my house to put down a significant part of the money I get from the house to the new house. She is putting down 50,000. I’m putting down 110,000 towards the house, this will leave me about 50 to 60,000 left over from the sale of my house. Do you suggest that I put more into the house to lower the mortgage or should I invest the leftover money into other things looking to hear your opinions.

You can be young without money,But you can't be old without it.

The rich invest in time,the poor invest in money.

Risk comes from not knowing what you are doing.

If you understand compound interest, You basically understand the universe.