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What's your take on Sell In May And Go Away?
I take that concept to be very valid for a large range of markets and would be quite comfortable with it.
I live quite below means. My annual income is $28000 and my expenses throughout the year don't cross $15000
The good thing with mutual funds is the good amount of diversification you get for the fees you pay.
I believe slow and steady wins the race. If you pick goods funds with good performance, a good manager, and that belong to your personal risk range you should be good. I would not think twice about getting a "Lifestyle" fund such as one of the Vanguard's.