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We tried to use that service for our parents, but it would not work for their situation. Has to be in a weekly pill delivery system - like the little plastic boxes - in order for caregiver services, or hospice aides, to use it. Just thought I would mention that in case anyone reading this is considering for elderly people in the same situation.
Good to know. Was the pricing similar to your local pharmacy? I was curious about that.
Hi pit2atl, I invest in qqq only, no more s&p 500 index. I believe in tech more than broader S&P 500. I think this trend has been going on for a while now. To me, spy vs qqq performance difference is too big to ignore. I will take my risk with qqq.
Hi pit2atl, I invest in qqq only, no more s&p 500 index. I believe in tech more than broader S&P 500. I think this trend has been going on for a while now. To me, spy vs qqq performance difference is too big to ignore. I will take my risk with qqq.
I agree. However with schwab you cant dollar cost average an ETF. It would take me 2 months to be able to buy one share of QQQ. Does QQQ have an equivalent mutual fund?
Ah I see. If you have fidelity, go for the fidelity blue chip growth fund. They have a few classes of them. I invest all my 401k in that fund, excellent manager with long history of growth. If not go for vigax, a vanguard fund.
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