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Haha. Hi Ramit, I think I came across that same book and I am pretty sure I
found the advice in there to be very useful. I’ve been recommending that
same book to all of my friends who have noticed I no longer break out in a
cold sweat whenever the words finances, savings and retirement crosses the
table. Thanks Ramit.
Thank you for the good tips! I would like know how old do you consider
“young”? It would be helpful if I could know that.
my work doesnt match anything that goes into the 401 i should stop that and
open and IRA. im still reading through ramits book.
I’ve heard that most retirement accounts are tax deferred. But if your bank
says you will be taxed, probably you will be taxed, I think!
Your bank does not know what they are talking about
“…you pay no taxes on the earnings.” Ramit, I was at my bank and I asked
questions about the Roth IRA they offer. They said that you are* taxed on
the interest earned. Is there a difference between the Roth IRA that a
company would offer vs. one that a bank would? I feel like it is a yes. I
wouldn’t know the difference due to my age.
i got about $270 in my 401K account, I lost my job recently. During my
employment, i never setup an IRA account. Since i cant set up an IRA
without any income, nor I want to take a penalty from the early
distribution. Should i just leave the money with the company ?