Maxing our my 401k this year, starting my wife in a 403b (she also has DB pension plan), and now looking for what’s next. Relatively novice at investing but any suggestions? Roth? HSA?

I’m finally able to max out my 401k and Roth IRA, and I will be opening a taxable account. I’m just confused on what to put into it. I’m 26 and open to being more risk tolerant. I was hoping some of you could share what’s in your taxable accounts and offer some advice based on my current allocation. 401k: - 80% Vanguard Institutional Total Stock Market Index Trust - 20% Vanguard Institutional Total International Stock Market Index Trust Roth IRA: - 50% VOO - 25% VUG - 25% VGT

How much of the 401k balance can you cash out if one decides to move out of the US? Does it depend on status i.e. GC or not?

Do you include profit sharing/401k, insurance benefits, car, etc. when talking about total comp?

23 here. Just switched to start making contributions from traditional 401k to Roth 401k and am contributing to try to max out by EOY. Company match is only 25% up to 6% so past company match. Should I lower % of paycheck to 401k and allocate some retirement savings to Roth IRA? I assume ideally I max out both, but idk if I am comfortable putting that much into retirement with uncertainty of current economy. Is it better to tie up money in Roth 401k or Roth IRA?

currently putting 10% into 401k (d matches 6%), should i contribute 6% for 401k and then open roth IRA where there’s greater selection of funds?

Will it be stupid to take up an industry role for about 10% jump? Better 401k and WLB

How much money do you need to make a year to afford a $3 million dollar home, pay for 2.5 future children’s private school education, vacation well, and live and retire comfortably? (I have no students loans or debt and $650k in stocks + a modest amount in 401k. I’m 26.)

After years in Wealth Management, since I keep seeing questions about what to do with cash: Places to put extra money for the majority of people: 1) Paying off high-interest debt - anything over inflation, tax adjusted. This is your credit cards at 8-27%. This is not your 3.5% mortgage. 2) Free money - anything you get matched. At a minimum, get your matching. 3) Tax-free money (your Roth 401k/IRA, 529s for kids, HSAs) 4) Tax-deferred money - Traditional 401ks, Real estate, etc.

Should I use traditional pre tax 401k or roth 401k? My employer matches up to 4% for either. I’m currently 24, salary is $90K and I’d expect it to definitely increase in the future. Roth 401k sounds like the right choice but just asking here.

the recession seems to be coming. What should I do with my 401k? 60% bond, 30% stock and 10% money market? Also I have about 20k in another stock account, should I sell, and wait out the recession?

My network has is 250k. Age 45, single. What are recommendationsto get a 1 M portfolio in next 10 years. I max out 401k and have a house which 200k mortgage remaining. Have invested around 60k in ETFs

Can I open a vanguard IRA and put in upto 6k for 2019? Will I get tax advantage on that amount? My pretax was 160k and I ended up with just 13k in 401k.

Should I use my 401k to buy my first house?

24y/o, salary of 65k, contributing 7% to both Roth and Traditional 401k (about 350 each month) any recommendations on whether should keep contribution or alter it? Thanks

Any recommendations to educate myself on IRA - Roth, Traditional? SO and myself have a gross income of 170K annually. We max out 401K, keep some for our rainy day and put the rest in ETFs over robinhood and spend the remaining. We have decent returns and own a home. But feel like I could restructure things better

I have about 85% of my portfolio (401k and brokerage) all in VFIAX. I’ll be receiving a 200k distribution from my company here at the end on March. How should I allocate it to be better diversified or is it safe to go dump into VFIAX as well?

EY pension. Fully vested after 5 years service, right? But can we talk dollars and cents? Is it based on a % of salary similar to government gigs?

Anyone use Bloom to manage your 401k?

Is it worth to invest in 401k considering the fact it’s worthless to wait for GC and would need the money in next 4-5 years?

Ahh it is posting but into middle of feed as opposed to top.

How many first year analysts here started as interns? What did you guys do to get those jobs?

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How great is it to go back to college campus for the start of Fall interviews... this time as an interviewer! 😀 This is going to be fun.

Guesses to how long until this platform gets popular?

When you find yourself contemplating how to get yourself fired and land a sweet severance package. You know you've been at it too long.

I know all of our team conference call numbers and their various codes by heart but I can't recite my gf's number.

Is anyone flying from O'hare to Boston? Where's our gate??

Drake said: "know yourself, know your worth n*gg*". That's why I always check glassdoor salaries to ensure my compensation is consistent with the market for my level of skill and experience.

Post MBA salary progression- what do people expect to make at 2, 5, 10 years after MBA at their respective firms?

When your client joins the lync in his underwear and doesn't realize the camera is on #loveearlymeetings #greatlyncfeature #agingisntpretty

Debating if a mileage run to keep status is worth it...

That moment when you dial in to a client call remotely and they have printed agendas for the live team and no one sent an electronic version to you. #wtfisgoingon

Taking a shit on client site is similar to taking one at your friends house. 1.Avoid at all costs 2. If you really(and I mean really) have to...pray for silent farts.

Still don't know whether I am starting a project on Monday...

My favorite quote of the night, "how the fuck am I getting paid so much to do power points"

Deloitte. Does anyone still play Mini Deloitte?

When your manager texts you they "need the resource plan by tomorrow AM, that'll be nice" and it's almost midnight on Sunday...