With a Roth IRA, she can take the money out at any time that she put in the interest on it. The only thing that I worry about with the Roth 401k is that money is going to be locked up for five years or 59 and half, whichever is longer. If she doesn't have to choose, if she can do both, max out both, just shovel money into as many Roth accounts as possible.
#435: Lee is 30 and facing a tech layoff. She can live for a year on her savings. She’s thinking about taking the rest of the year off. How should she prepare her investments?
Stacy wants to buy an Airbnb but she’s scared she’ll regret selling her company stock to do it.
An anonymous caller is tired of living paycheck-to-paycheck as a freelance artist. How can she stabilize an inconsistent income?
Danelle is a DIY investor. She can’t find a financial advisor who gives advice without insisting on managing her investments. Is she looking in the wrong places?
Former financial planner Joe Saul-Sehy and I tackle these four questions in today’s episode.
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