Is a Roth IRA Better Than a 401(k)

by | Nov 7, 2022 | Roth IRA | 3 comments

Is a Roth IRA Better Than a 401(k)




Is the Roth IRA better than the 401(k)? Let’s compare the top benefits of each!

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3 Comments

  1. Richard Hornbaker

    This video does more to confuse the topic than clarify. Both 401k and IRA have Roth options. Every 401k I’ve seen has the option to buy individual stocks (though some surely don’t). And income limits on Roth IRA are a formality that’s easily circumvented with one extra step.

    Meanwhile, 401k has matching, better protection from creditors, and isn’t in the crosshairs of legislators like Roth IRA is. And you can always rollover Roth 401k to Roth IRA, but the reverse is not true.

    The answer to the question of which one to use is “both”, if you can. It’s a question of priority – maximizing employer-matching in 401k should be the first goal.

  2. Paul Brown

    As someone who wants to retire early (like early 50s) where should I put some money to bridge the gap between ages 50 and 59.5?

  3. Retiredmco1199 FJE

    1st! Mike it's in this order! 1 Roth, 2 HSA & 3 pre-tax plans.

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