Tyler Montain does not have any interest in actively growing his assets and prefers to follow the advice of Warren Buffett; part of his savings from every check goes into an index fund. As Buffett has proven, it is more reliable over a long span than even the best hedge fund managers can hope to be. The big benefit of an index fund is the fact that Tyler does not have to do anything to keep it up. As long as he keeps adding his allowable amount to the fund, he will continually make money over his career and long after. It is not the most flashy answer, but Tyler has never been a particularly flashy person. He will also take a small amount of his earnings and make investments in areas that he has interests in. He will likely help get some indie game developers off the floor. He will help out some non-profit organizations whose mission he supports and whose work he can verify. These types of investments will be less about the return they will provide, but more about the effect they can have on people who could benefit from some assistance. In the end, Tyler has very little to worry about as his career enters its twilight years.
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