Investing
 For Future You

Repository is an educational platform made for helping you learn how to invest in the stock market via index funds.

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What is Repository?

Repository is an educational platform for teaching people how to invest in the stock market via low fee index funds. 

This website is for people who don’t want to work forever. People trying to make sense of their 401k, IRA, and what to actually invest in, and how to manage it all with ease. 

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What Will I Learn?

There are four blog posts that will take you through setting up your financial foundation to opening up an investment account and choosing your investments.

1

Outlining Your Financial goals

Before you start investing in the stock market, you need to get your financial foundation in order. This means outlining your financial goals, tracking your spending, creating a debt payoff plan, and building an emergency fund.
2

Stocks & Bonds

You'll learn about what stocks and bonds actually are. The different types of asset classes. And the most common funds people invest in inside their accounts.
3

Tax-Advantaged Accounts

You'll learn all about accounts that come with tax advantages such as workplace 401k and 403b plans as well as individual retirement accounts (IRAs). The pro's and con's of each of them.
4

Opening account & Picking Investments

You'll open a Roth IRA at an online brokerage and use your newfound knowledge of index funds to pick your investments.
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Benefits of Investing

Beat Inflation

Long-term average inflation is around 2-3%. Long-term average return of the S&P 500 is around 10-11%. Don't let inflation erode away your purchasing power.

Build Long-Term Wealth

Money sitting in your savings account earning 0.50% interest isn't going to make you rich. Investing is great for building long-term wealth.

Reach Financial goals

Investing in the stock market isn't just for retirement. You can use investing to reach other financial goals such as saving for a house, college, etc.

Tax Advantages

Certain investment accounts such as a workplace 401k or IRA (individual retirement account) come with tax advantages.

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Learn how to make sense of your 401k, Roth IRA and get on the path to building long-term wealth!

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