3 Investing Mistakes to Avoid in Your 30s
If you're like most 30-year-olds, you're past the point where fun weekends take priority over buying furniture, but you might not be ready yet for the move to the suburbs. You're no longer an entry-level employee, but you're not quite considered management either.
This in-between time of your life is -- or at least should be -- evident within your investment portfolio too. You're able to start tucking away more meaningful sums of money in your retirement account, so the crazy flyers you took on hot story stocks are a thing of the past. Yet, your holdings don't quite look like grandma's as you know you've got time to ride out the market's rough patches and won't need any investment income for a long while.
With that as the backdrop, here's a closer look at three of the biggest investing tripwires 30-somethings should be sure to avoid.
Source Fool.com
