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This thread is really relevant to me. I have recently started with a Vanguard 60/40 fund as my core fund, with regular monthly payments. Then I have been looking at where else (i have bonus money, or things I have sold etc) to invest in that wouldn't duplicate it. On the vanguard platform, which would the least duplicating of the 60/40 fund? This might be a newbie idea (i am learning), but say for instance i wanted the least amount of risk, with the goal to get better rates of return than my savings account 0.5% over the short term? say 3-5 years?
Or should i just chill out and pay more into the 60/40 fund for my long term investing? lol.0
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