at 3% or lower, I'd invest.
at 4% either is fine.
at 5% or more, I'd pay off loans.
@lemmy.world
If you feel that you'd be one layoff from losing the house, perhaps it's just too much to take on at this point? That sounds like a lot of stress. If I had to pick between a smaller home that I can afford, and buying a bigger place that puts me on a super tight budget, I'm picking the first option.
I also recently bought a starter home (1.5 yrs ago) that I've quickly "outgrown". But the fact is with current rates, it doesn't make a lot of sense financially for me(and probably many others) to "upgrade" yet.
Yes, I personally do 30%
There is a research paper by Vanguard titled "Global equity investing: The benefits of diversification and sizing your allocation"
On page 5, it shows that for a U.S. investor, the best amount of international exposure for ideal risk adjusted returns is around 25% of your portfolio. Based on their research, I think its wise to have at least a little outside of something like an SP500 fund.
TL:DW is AMD hasn't said that they DON'T block DLSS for AMD sponsored titles and refuses to say anything other than "no comment", while nVidia says they do not block for nVidia sponsored titles.
This leads us to the conclusion that AMD is blocking DLSS in AMD sponsored games unless AMD state otherwise.
I'm pretty much an AMD fanboy and this makes me real sad... :( This is something I've come to expect from nVidia in the past.
I know this gets said every time a new, slightly facelifted version of a car comes out but...
I just don't know how I feel about the external looks of this car... I mean the back looks fine to me but the front just looks a little... "extra"?
Performance, sound, etc all seems as good or better than the previous gen, so thats all great.
Very nice, at the end of the day, being consistent with adding to your principal is what is most important for growing your investments.
Are you buying specific stocks? or a dividend fund of some sort?
thanks for using Leebra!
go to feed...