A ar3151 Oct 12, 2005 #1 i am in the process of starting an IRA and i dont know where the best place to go. I want to have it directly withdrawn from my account.
i am in the process of starting an IRA and i dont know where the best place to go. I want to have it directly withdrawn from my account.
A ar3151 Oct 12, 2005 #3 wow lots of stuff there and i dont know what alot of it means, but i was looking and wanting to put in around $100 a month to start. fidelity says minimum $200. what other options are out there?
wow lots of stuff there and i dont know what alot of it means, but i was looking and wanting to put in around $100 a month to start. fidelity says minimum $200. what other options are out there?
S Spydertrader Oct 12, 2005 #4 From a quick Google search............. http://www.rothira.com/ http://www.nmfn.com/tn/netserv--wealth_building--pg_invserv_iraquestions http://www.irs.gov/retirement/article/0,,id=111413,00.html - Spydertrader
From a quick Google search............. http://www.rothira.com/ http://www.nmfn.com/tn/netserv--wealth_building--pg_invserv_iraquestions http://www.irs.gov/retirement/article/0,,id=111413,00.html - Spydertrader
E Ebo Oct 12, 2005 #5 This may help you save. Attachments savings.jpg savings.jpg 173.7 KB · Views: 90
A ar3151 Oct 12, 2005 #6 hahaha yes i know i need to save, but the $100 a month is the best i can do right now. LOL funny pic
A ar3151 Oct 12, 2005 #7 another question, which would be more benfical. starting an IRA or putting more into my works 401K program, they match 70%. i work at SBC
another question, which would be more benfical. starting an IRA or putting more into my works 401K program, they match 70%. i work at SBC
E Ebo Oct 12, 2005 #8 Put as much as you possibly can afford to into your 401K! Make sure you diversify out of the Company Stock as you can with the "matched portion." Don't be so worried about the IRA if you have a company 401K, until you start making real wood.
Put as much as you possibly can afford to into your 401K! Make sure you diversify out of the Company Stock as you can with the "matched portion." Don't be so worried about the IRA if you have a company 401K, until you start making real wood.
T traderdon56 Oct 12, 2005 #9 Absolutely max out your 401k every year, THEN think about putting money in an IRA. That's just like being given free money, don't pass it up. Don-
Absolutely max out your 401k every year, THEN think about putting money in an IRA. That's just like being given free money, don't pass it up. Don-
stevegee58 Oct 12, 2005 #10 It's a little scary that you're asking a bunch of day-traders about IRA's and 401-K's :eek: