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Feb 23, 2020
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Odysseus
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I’d go after the debt. You’re already heavily invested in the market, so why not
balance it out with some guaranteed returns by paying down debt.
Financing depreciating assets is never my favorite investment anyway (though I still do it)
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POLL: You have maxed out your HSA and your 401k's employer contribution and you have a 6 mon emergency fund. Which do you do next? Also, you are behind in your retirement savings.
Jeff Spicoli
2/23/20 1:00pm
If you’ve already funded an HSA, you can’t do another one.
Pimpin4Paradise
2/23/20 1:02pm
Ah. I will fix it.
Jeff Spicoli
2/23/20 1:03pm
I can't edit the poll. Please ignore the HSA option.
Jeff Spicoli
2/23/20 1:04pm
Don't understand the HSA option. How do you open another one of you've already
coucou
2/23/20 1:03pm
Ignore that HSA option. You are correct.
Jeff Spicoli
2/23/20 1:04pm
IRa then old fashioned taxable account imo to get to 20-30% if you’re behind in
cougfanz
2/23/20 1:03pm
I’d go after the debt. You’re already heavily invested in the market, so why not
Odysseus
2/23/20 1:03pm
Somewhere I found a calculator that helps you determine if Roth or traditional
coucou
2/23/20 1:05pm
Upgrade my boat.
JAGA97
2/23/20 1:25pm
I'd look into separate income streams as well
jhingman
2/23/20 1:43pm
Investment property.
byubyu
2/23/20 1:48pm
Pay off your mortgage
MormonThug
2/23/20 2:04pm
Would you be ok borrowing money at 3.24% to fund an IRA? There’s your answer.
ray ray
2/24/20 5:44pm
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