Feb 12, 2020
11:57:33am
11:57:33am
Yep. It's hard. Retirement isn't going to be super easy for the vast majority
of Americans, beginning with Generation X and continuing through the Millenials and beyond.
My wife and I have been prioritizing retirement savings since we got married, and we still don't have what I'd like to have saved. Hopefully we can make up for it at the highest earning points of my and her careers (when she goes back, she's a SAHM right now).
My wife and I have been prioritizing retirement savings since we got married, and we still don't have what I'd like to have saved. Hopefully we can make up for it at the highest earning points of my and her careers (when she goes back, she's a SAHM right now).
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Or a traditional IRA. Sorry to be pedantic but these discussions drive me crazy. There are both traditional and roth IRA
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Why would I ever want to put my IRA funds back into a 401k? Even if my income is so high that I can't contribute to a
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