I'm 39, hold a well-enough paying job (100k/YR CDN) and have a strong pension plan through work. My earliest full pension retirement date is July 1, 2040, I fully intend on retiring on that date.
I'm working diligently to be more financially literate and would like to start consistently investing for my future to make my retired life more enjoying/easier. My question to this group is, how should I use the next 17 years to invest?
Do I go high growth and just continually reinvest everything?
Do I go Bogglehead style?
Do I look at mostly dividends?
I'm just looking for the most efficient way to build wealth while I'm still making my max salary.
I'm okay with moderate to moderate-high risk for the majority of my investments
I appreciate any input, take care.
A little more info, I've been currently investing in the Bogglehead method while I wasnt able to fully commit to my investing plan.
So right now, my portfolio is small:
VEQT
VGAB
PSYK (because I really do believe that this is the future of treating a remarkable amount of mental health and addiction issues)
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