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      03-06-2020, 10:01 AM   #55
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Originally Posted by Hawkeye View Post
I disagree. You should always have an emergency fund of ~6 months of bills and beyond that you can invest with very little risk of having to sell in a downturn. It's not like we are talking about all or nothing.

There is a lot of opportunity in risk, and I personally carry low interest rate loan balances because I do make a lot more in the market when you average it over 5-10+ years. I am still relatively young so I will take all the risk I can right now.
Just want to clarify what do you disagree with? You do seem to agree in general the risk appetite should be related to age?
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