02-20-2010, 06:42 AM
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Originally Posted by dvd7e
So how about this strategy....?
Since it's so important to invest while young, you go with 401k while < 30 years old to get the additional money NOW, then reinvest this money (IRA, real estate, whatever) to start taking advantage of compounding. Then as you get a little bit older, switch to the other methods talked about in this thread.
Thoughts?
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You lose too much tax benefit of the Roth if you choose not to use it for first 30 years of investing
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