I am currently using the Desert Portfolio as my savings vehicle:
60% IEF
10% AAAU
15% MTUM
15% USLV
I am saving all of my spouse's paychecks each month in anticipation of buying a vacation home in 2-3 years (2 years being the absolute quickest it could happen).
What are everyone's opinions on the risk/reward of keeping the house savings in the Desert Portfolio I have instead of just in a basic 2% savings account (which may very well go under 2% with more rate cuts)?
Question on using Desert Portfolio as savings
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Re: Question on using Desert Portfolio as savings
I would never use volatile assets to fill a need for short term money and 2-3 years is short termjalanlong wrote: ↑Fri Oct 04, 2019 12:11 pm I am currently using the Desert Portfolio as my savings vehicle:
60% IEF
10% AAAU
15% MTUM
15% USLV
I am saving all of my spouse's paychecks each month in anticipation of buying a vacation home in 2-3 years (2 years being the absolute quickest it could happen).
What are everyone's opinions on the risk/reward of keeping the house savings in the Desert Portfolio I have instead of just in a basic 2% savings account (which may very well go under 2% with more rate cuts)?
Re: Question on using Desert Portfolio as savings
Buy CDs or high quality bonds that mature in 2-3 years.