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Jul 20, 2021
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TheLoneCougar
This is the Way
I'm a fan of just using a brokerage account. If I need the money for my kids education, I can do a DIK to the church
for tithing, then take cash flow and use that for the education needs. If you have ESPP with work, that is a really good option.
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529, ETFs, Roth IRA or Save for a house?
PabloSanchezz
7/20/21 9:57am
Anything but option 1. Your retirement and home come first.
Baron
7/20/21 9:57am
The best long-term financial decision will be to max your tax-protected investments in retirement (Roth IRA).
SaturdaySpecialDay
7/20/21 10:00am
I am a big fan of Roth’s, but it depends on what your tax bracket is now
UpperCirqueUte
7/20/21 10:38am
I would probably save for the home and then do the Roth.
Sparkling Delirium
7/20/21 10:00am
I already changed my mind. Roth first. First time home buyer can get FHA loan.
Sparkling Delirium
7/20/21 10:06am
Roth first, then ETF, then save for house, then 529.
OPINIONS
7/20/21 10:12am
I'm a fan of just using a brokerage account. If I need the money for my kids education, I can do a DIK to the church
TheLoneCougar
7/20/21 10:16am
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