<prompt> Human: Id like to know if my portfolio is too aggressive. Im personally fine with a bit more risk since I wont needtouch this money until at least 10-15 years later. retirement in 25-35 years can treat this as set-it-forget-itpretend it doesnt exist___Currently, I have 171,003.32 invested:___TaxableVTSAXTotal Stock Index Admiral 0.04 164,861.9296.4Roth IRAVGTSXTotal Intl Stock Index Investor 0.18 5,500.00 3.2401kVFFVXTarget Retirement 2055 0.16 641.40 0.4___As you can see, I like to keep my finances fairly simple and have only 1 holding in each of my 3 investment accounts. I plan to invest 18,000 more by the end of this year into my 401k long-story short: I decided to max out my 401k last minute. Here are my 401k options:___401kVMFXXFederal Money Market 0.11401kVSIGXIntermediate-Term Govt Bond Index Admiral0.07401kVBIRXShort-Term Bond Index Admiral 0.07401kVWEHXHigh-Yield Corporate Bond 0.23401kVFFVXTarget Retirement 2055 0.16401kVTTSXTarget Retirement 2060 0.16401kVBIAXBalanced Index Admiral 0.07401kVIGAXGrowth Index Admiral 0.06401kVFIAX500 Index Admiral 0.04401kVVIAXValue Index Admiral 0.06401kVMVAXMid-Cap Value Index Admiral 0.07401kVMGMXMid-Cap Growth Index Admiral 0.07401kVSMAXSmall-Cap Index Admiral 0.06401kVTMGXDeveloped Markets Index Admiral 0.07___How would you invest the additional 18,000? Also, should I swap out the retirement fund for another option? I just dont feel too good about its relatively higher expense ratio...  <response>: If you have infinite money, which it appears is the case, there is probably nothing wrong with being 99 stocks.That being said, if you have and are investing infinite money, there is no reason to be that aggressive. You can easily afford to be more conservative and still reach the finish line. 