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Jul 31, 2014
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swishh_15
For financiers thats pretty basic stuff. I'd be worried about the advisor who
doesn't know that you can fully fund both. Are they really just some insurance sales person or something?
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401K/IRA question for the CB financiers
Rogue Gunner
7/31/14 7:49am
You can fully fund both
JackStack
7/31/14 7:53am
For financiers thats pretty basic stuff. I'd be worried about the advisor who
swishh_15
7/31/14 8:04am
Yes, fire the guy who is giving you the wrong information
JackStack
7/31/14 8:09am
RE: For financiers thats pretty basic stuff. I'd be worried about the advisor
Rogue Gunner
7/31/14 8:11am
The other guy may be confusing the IRA issue. You are prevented in some
Baron
7/31/14 8:17am
Hence him saying contributing to a roth through the traditional ira loophole.
swishh_15
7/31/14 8:22am
Yes this is the reasoning
Rogue Gunner
7/31/14 9:36am
IRA and 401k limits are different.
coug203
7/31/14 8:05am
You can do the Roth as well assuming you can qualify for it.
Baron
7/31/14 8:16am
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