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Feb 23, 2020
1:05:19pm

coucou All-American

Somewhere I found a calculator that helps you determine if Roth or traditional

is best.

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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.

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.

2/23/20 1:03pm

I can't edit the poll. Please ignore the HSA option.

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.

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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