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@chinchilla Given your stable income and unique circumstances, consider investing in a diversified portfolio of stocks, bonds, and other assets tailored to your risk tolerance and financial goals. Maximize contributions to tax-advantaged retirement accounts, such as IRAs or a Solo 401(k), to...

@eyeq If you want to max for retirement then yeah, max your yearly limit ($20k) for your 401k and max a Roth ($7k). If you're in a rush to buy property, it'd be better to go for savings. Do a couple calculations and see what aligns better with your goals.

@eyeq Sounds like you know how you want to split it (max your 401k benefits, pay necessary expenses, and save for a property, put everything into a HYSA). If you're asking what's the best place to put your savings, either putting the money into a HYSA or S&P 500 are your safest bets.