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@bucky88 That makes sense. Thanks

@bucky88 Why would you go for 7/30 or 60/40 for someone in his 40s. Usually it’s another 20 years before retirement so maybe much higher risk .

@liljohnnymac Thank you for your response. However, with a Roth IRA, taxes will apply since the rollover amount will be treated as income. I prefer to maintain the tax-free advantage if possible.

@that_tony_guy Thank you for your response. I'm not particularly confident with DIY investing, although it appears to be the most viable option for accessing all Halal investments. Could you please suggest alternative approaches? Additionally, I would appreciate recommendations on other ETFs...

Aslam Alikom. I recently resigned from my job and have a 403B account with TIAA, which doesn't offer halal investment options. Now, I am seeking the best way to invest exclusively in halal ETFs/mutual funds. Should I think about opening a self-directed brokerage account with Fidelity or Charles...