Investing in a Roth IRA isn’t rocket science, but investors tend to encounter the same potential pitfalls over and over. Here are some mistakes to avoid.
Can You Afford Your Lifestyle?
We thought that we were living a comfortable lifestyle that we could afford, but we left out several important aspects of a strong financial position. Here’s how to avoid the same mistakes.
The Five Commandments For Boosting Retirement Savings
Don’t make the unholy mistake of shortchanging your retirement savings. Here are a few surefire ways increase your retirement savings.
How To Rollover Your 401(k) To A Roth IRA
One thing a lot of people don’t realize is that once you leave a job you can convert an old 401k directly to a Roth IRA. Here are the rules and how to go about it.
10 Reasons Why I Love The Roth IRA (And Why You Should Too)
The Roth IRA is a great place to start investing if you’re a newer investor. Here are 10 reasons why I love the Roth IRA, and why you should too.
2012 Traditional And Roth IRA Contribution Limits And Phase Outs
Considering contributing to an IRA or Roth IRA this coming year? Here are the contribution and phaseout limits for the 2012 tax year.
Can You Open A Roth IRA For Your Child?
Can you open a Roth IRA for your child? The answer is yes – sort of. In certain situations you may be able to open and fund a Roth IRA, under certain conditions.
How To Determine Your Risk Tolerance
When putting together a portfolio, the very first question you have to ask is what type of asset allocation you want to use?
Who Qualifies For A Roth IRA?
Who qualifies for a Roth IRA? Can you make contributions for your child or a non-working spouse? What if you’re retired?
Betterment Lowers Fees Substantially: Also Launches Traditional And Roth IRAs To All
Betterment.com announced today that they will be lowering their fees substantially, across the board, as well as opening IRA investments to all users of the site.
When Should You Stop Paying For Your Child’s Expenses?
An estimated 13.4% of adult children ages 24 to 35 are living at home with their parents. When should parents stop paying for their grown children’s expenses?
How To Do A 401(k) Loan: Pros And Cons Of Borrowing From A Retirement Plan
The 401(k) often has an option where you can take out a loan and pay yourself interest. There are risks to be aware of, however, when taking out a 401(k) loan.
The 401(k) Maximum Contribution Went Up This Year. Did You Bump Up Your Contributions?
The 401(k) account contribution limits went up this year. Have you increased your contribution amount to take advantage of the extra amount?
401(k) Rollover To IRA: What To Do With Your Retirement Account When Leaving Your Old Job
If you’re leaving an old job you might need to think about rolling over a 401(k) plan into a new IRA. Here’s how to go about doing that.
