I thought I'd share something that I don't really talk about much, and that's my pension. A lot of people probably assume that because I spend so much time researching individual stocks, my pension is invested the same way. It isn't. My pension follows an index fund. I never check it, and I don't plan on making any changes. I just let it compound over time. For most people, buying an index fund consistently over many years is a great strategy. You could buy $VOO, $QQQ, $VUSA, or combine a U.S. index fund with another fund that gives you exposure to companies outside the U.S. If you don't have the time to research individual businesses, or you're happy earning around 8–10% a year on average over the long term, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that approach. In fact, I think it's o
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