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Hello Guys,
I joined Cognizant recently, the project interview calls which I am getting is not from my base location.
I have the location constraint, should I wait for the right opportunity or raise this concern to ADP team so they can look in to it?
As per ADP policy, one should not have any constraints and take the project as FCFS basis.
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Any IDOs you know of or how would you stay informed on airdrops for good projects? Looking at something like Klima that airdropped 100 coins to holders of $1000 NFTs on its launch. Those coins are worth $200,000 now. 200x return in a month. Do you basically need to poke around discords and get lucky?
https://klimadao.medium.com/what-is-klima-dao-initial-discord-offering-5735c996c2ac
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I have 2 YOE. How much should I make?
Anyone work for EY?
Which consulting firm has the best 401k match?
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Find a low cost index fund that tracks the broader market..such as a total stock market or S&P 509 index fund
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I am mostly in the lifecycle fund based on my retirement date and have seen a very nice growth rate over the 7+ years that I have been with the firm. I'm also in the S&P index fund and it is performing nicely these days.
Difficult to give specific advice without knowing more but given how many years you have to retirement you will probably want at least 85-90% in stocks the rest in bonds. I would stick to passive index funds
Use one of the target date funds... it will self manage based on risk which is tied to anticipated retirement year. At 26, your risk should be higher since you have about 40+ years before retirement.
Put 100% in the S&P 500 index fund. There is a low fee ETF available as an option I believe.
Don't you have an age based portfolio option? Use that. It will automatically adjust as you live your life. So no need to worry about allocation etc.
Honestly, QQQ (Nasdaq 100) or do a vanguard ETF based on your risk tolerance.
100% small cap!! 🎲🎲give me 7s!!!
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You are 26, go high risk
Don't those age-based funds have high expense ratios? That should be avoided at all costs. OP put everything into the target fund with the lowest expense ratio. You can find that information on any finance website. Yahoo is nice.