Doug

Dude, I hate to break it to you, but you’re no longer “recent” graduate of Stanford. You graduated in June, 2005.

MoneyEnergy

congrats on your book!

though I do have to question the truism about “starting early” as being the best factor for later returns… it certainly helps, but I think it only applies if you’re a buy-and-hold investor aiming for dividend growth. If you’re in and out, it’s not going to matter so much when you started (for both reasons).

M Singh

Hi Ramit,

Found your website’s link on bankrate and have already spent about a couple hours reading interesting articles here. I have about $50,000 to spare that i would like to invest. I have so far been investing this money in CD’s as they paid about 5% returen, but now it’s difficult to get even half of that return. Could you please suggest something that i could invest in. I wouldn’t be using this money for atleast 5 years. I would be comfortable taking only a moderate risk.

Thanks again for putting up such a informative website.

Corrine G

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