<prompt> Human: I would like to begin saving money to be used to purchase a home in 10-15 years. At this point in my life, I dont think that it makes sense for me to own my own home, as Im in my 20s, may move around depending on where job opportunities arise, and I just dont want to deal with home repairs and that sort of thing.However, I make a decent amount of money and so can afford to save money, and would like to own my home outright fairly young. What is the best way to save for this purpose? Given the longish time horizon, it seems like I could do better than putting the money in a savings account.For what its worth, Im currently contributing 6 of my income to my 401k, since I get a company match, am maxing out roth IRA contributions, and have an emergency fund.  <response>: Given the longish time horizon, it seems like I could do better than putting the money in a savings account.10-15 years is a pretty safe time horizon.Have you considered target date funds, which adjust their risk profile as time goes on, in order to have decent returns without unacceptable risks as you get close to the finish line? Theyre usually built with retirement in mind, but theyre a good starting point.Alternately, it may be cheaper for you do to it yourself by building a three-fund portfolio which has the added benefit and drawback! of letting you determine your risk level yourself. 