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Old 02-28-2007, 08:07 AM
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Default Re: 401(k) and Investing

Go for the Roth. The advantage of a Roth is that it is not taxed when you start to withdrawl from it as you are with a traditional IRA or a 401K. You contribute to a Roth on an after tax basis as oppsed to before as you do with a 401K. If you can work it into your budget, defenitely start up a Roth in addition to your other accounts.
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