So you are a U.S. citizen living, married, in Germany who in 3-6 years thinks about buying a house in Germany and today thinks you probably won't go back to the United States.
In the title of the post how come you also mention UK?
Do you think you might need all your savings in 3-6 years to buy a house?
To get a higher return on your savings you would have to expose yourself to the risk of buying stocks, but if in 3-6 years you may need all your savings, I see no better chance of saving with a Vanguard Life Strategy 20% stocks 80% bond. But I don't know what the repercussions are in for a U.S. citizen living in Germany if they chose this path.
Otherwise, on how much you don't need in 3-6 years there would be a better chance of performance by the time you retire one day.
Consider improving the title of the post to appeal more to the aspect you want to explore more.
In the title of the post how come you also mention UK?
Do you think you might need all your savings in 3-6 years to buy a house?
To get a higher return on your savings you would have to expose yourself to the risk of buying stocks, but if in 3-6 years you may need all your savings, I see no better chance of saving with a Vanguard Life Strategy 20% stocks 80% bond. But I don't know what the repercussions are in for a U.S. citizen living in Germany if they chose this path.
Otherwise, on how much you don't need in 3-6 years there would be a better chance of performance by the time you retire one day.
Consider improving the title of the post to appeal more to the aspect you want to explore more.
Statistics: Posted by Siaigi — Sat Nov 02, 2024 12:55 am — Replies 1 — Views 159