The chapter delves into a caller, Bertha, seeking advice on structuring investments to retire by age 55, encompassing topics like rolling over a 401K, making Roth contributions, and involving a financial advisor. It discusses the importance of account flexibility, asset allocation strategies, and the considerations for Roth vs. traditional contributions. Emphasizing the role of being the decision-maker in financial planning, the chapter advocates for hiring a financial advisor as a mentor and guide, similar to being a CEO with a team of specialists.
#509: Rob wants to retire early, but a real estate investment led to $30,000 of credit card debt. Should he take on more debt to pay it off?
An anonymous return caller took Paula’s advice and ran with it, doubling her income within a few years. Should she update her investment strategy now that she’s in a higher tax bracket?
Humaira is tired of paying rent with nothing to show for. Can she leverage some benefits by using her credit card to pay the bills?
Former financial planner Joe Saul-Sehy and I tackle these three questions in today’s episode.
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