Holden Lewis

That's where I've been mostly investing my money.

I originally was playing around with buying individual stocks, but then I was reading on the internet that things like ETFs and mutual funds are a little better.

So I was slowly converting into those.

And now most of my stuff is located in that.

Yeah, I was saving quite a lot when I was living in a foreign country because they were paying my rent.

And there's, you know, U.S.

taxes.

You only pay tax in the U.S.

over a certain amount of money when you're living in a foreign country, which which was a great advantage.

So I was able to save quite a lot of money.

Right now, I'm up to almost three million in cash.

Dubai.

I'd like to stop saving now.

I'm 48.

At least reduce the amount of money I'm saving.

Slow down.

Because I did the calculation on my little compound interest investment calculator, which says that even at a very conservative rate, by the time I get to 65 retirement, I should be doing okay.

But there's a lot of things that make me nervous with it.

Unless for some reason something changes in the future.

Yeah, I am planning to.