An after tax four o one k, if you're not going to move it to the roth, is just a huge accounting nightmare. 99% of companies don't do a great job of keeping track of that money when you leave them. The penalties for in this stuff wrong or owneros the bookkeeping, is onerous. People will often accidentally commingle these assets with assets that are fully either pretex a tax deferred,. where it's all going toget tax. And i would avoid it at all costs.
#397: Nic’s parents are forced to confront earlier than anticipated retirement…and they aren’t financially prepared. Now, a bank is offering to buy a part of their mortgage or a part of their house. Is this a scam?!
Jon from Colorado is curious about after tax contributions to a Roth 401k, and would like us to talk about why we wouldn’t recommend it.
Anna is househacking, and she locked down an awesome interest rate. But, she’s still carrying PMI and is wondering if there’s a way to remove the PMI without refinancing.
Courtney from Denver is a real estate investor who wants to invest in new locations, and wants tips on building out her network.
Former financial planner Joe Saul-Sehy and I tackle these four questions in today’s episode.
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