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    I'm in my mid 20's. Throughout my adult life I was told to keep my money in a CD to let it grow safely. In july of this year I decided to take internet strangers' advice and put it in a high risk mutual fund which my bank happens to offer. All I know is that if I pull this money out I will be taxed heavily (I think?). I still keep a few thousand in a CD ladder so that I'll always have liquid money available in the near future.

    About me:
    * No kids
    * No life
    * Alone, no family, no relationships
    * Over 5y in the military, will complete 20y for retirement
    * No debt aside from truck ($900 per month)
    * I own no property
    * No addiction, no gambling, no alcohol, no nicotine, no drugs, no Starbucks, no avocado toast
    * I got lucky with GameStop a few years ago and I stopped "trading"

    What I've been told to do next:
    * Keep the money in the MF, you're still young and can accept risk
    * Buy a house with VA home loan (I'm scared and lost about it)
    * Take it out and put it in a CD (but why?)
    * Take it out and put it in a less risky place (I have TSP for that)

    What should I do next? I don't want to buy a house
    byu/QuiapoSotanghon inMilitaryFinance



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    1. Satoshinakamoto99 on

      I mean If it’s a mutual fund then I would just continue and invest into it. Make sure to max out your TSP/Roth IRA accounts first and taxable brokerage last.

      You’re doing great

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