Naked Truth Investing: Ask me about retirement planning
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Retirement expert Dan Solin is the author of The Smartest Investment Book You'll Ever Read (Perigee Books 2006) and The Smartest 401(k) Book You'll Ever Read (Perigee Books, June 24, 2008).Ask him your questions in the comments box and he will answer as many as he can. You can visit his website at Smartestinvestmentbook.com.
Read his most recent "Naked Truth" posts here. This column is designed to provide information about investing for retirement that will be relevant to a large group of readers. If you require legal service or other expert assistance, please seek the services of a competent professional.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
4-26-2008 @ 9:30AM
tony giannini said...
can a 72t distribution be taken while still employed?
what is the way to do it?
thank you
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4-30-2008 @ 7:56PM
Kate said...
Who would you choose to switch your 401K plan to ??
I have quit my job and taken my retirement monies, but I still need to leave my 401K alone for 4 more years.
I can leave it there and let it ride,,,,, OR .....
with your suggestions I could switch it over to one that is doing better than my current one with Safeway Corp.
Thanks.
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5-09-2008 @ 4:17PM
alina said...
What is better traditoinal IRA or Roth IRA I have a Roth IRA should I countinue to put money in it?I have with VGSTX and I am 38 years old don't know what to do
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6-17-2008 @ 7:03PM
Alan said...
I want to move my 401k. My compnay was recently bought out and I don't feel it's secure. What options do I have?
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6-28-2008 @ 5:25PM
Barbara King said...
I have a 2004 Trailblazer and it's killing me with gas prices. I financed it with credit life and the powertrain warranty. My balance is 17,000, way above blue book value. I went to the dealer where I bought it trying to buy a new 2008 Impala at the 0% offer this weekend. He wanted to tack on $10,000 to the price of the Impala to cover what I owe on the Trailblazer. My credit score is 765. How can I get out from under the trailblazer into something more economical without losing thousands?
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