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#2 22-08-2022 8:23am

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If you spent that cash today on the house and house prices fell would u be sad?
Prices go up an down.

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#3 22-08-2022 9:27am

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Maybe
Put 30% of it into gold
30% into mcsi world index etf
40% in cash or short term (2 yrs) us gov bonds

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#4 22-08-2022 9:59am

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119504107#Comment_119504107

Two comments to that: 1) That’s not what I asked 2) I won’t be treating my house (home) like it’s investment (even though it technically is). It’ll be where I want to raise my family and I wouldn’t plan on moving anytime soon. So if my house were to depreciate, I wouldn’t be sad because I wouldn’t be planning on selling as it’ll be hopefully our forever home

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