It seems like the Roth IRA is so flexible: you can put your kids education savings in there, you can withdraw principal after five years without penalty, etc. So does it make sense to just simplify things and have a) a checking account, b) a savings account (for emergencies) and c) a Roth IRA for all ...
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I’ve read up on some advice to rebalance the retirement stocks and funds, but the article doesn’t say how to do it for say a semi-aggressive strategy. What types of stocks do you suggest (large cap, international, etc) and what rough %’s do you suggest? Thanks! ...
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I’m a young working computer professional with a growing investment portfolio. I take most of my financial adviser’s advice on what funds to pick, but he’s put a substantial amount of my investment money into Asian mutual funds. Given some the geopolitical issues with China and Chinese products (China’s growing military spending, North American trade ...