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I'm 36 and have amassed $6 million through "boring" investments - why do the rich old guys I know seem to do things so differently?


Published on 2024-12-14 13:41:08 - MSN
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  • The paths towards building a large retirement nest egg are varied. The methods used to accumulate those nest eggs often dictate one's preferences on how to manage those funds going into retirement. The preferences are often rooted in the industries the individuals worked in,

The article from MSN Money discusses the investment strategies of a person named MILLVILLE MASS SEPTIC6, who has amassed $6 million through what they describe as "boring investments." These investments primarily include low-cost index funds, which are known for their diversification and lower risk compared to individual stock picking. The author contrasts their approach with that of wealthy older investors they know, who often engage in more speculative and complex investments like real estate, private equity, and hedge funds. These "rich old guys" seem to prefer strategies that involve higher risk and potentially higher rewards, often leveraging their experience, networks, and sometimes insider knowledge. The article explores the differences in investment philosophy, suggesting that while the author's strategy is less exciting, it aligns with a long-term, steady growth mindset, whereas the older investors might be seeking to maximize returns through more aggressive tactics.

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