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  1. Morningstar.com's 2013 Portfolio Makeover Week

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    Mon, 20 May 2013

    180,000 portfolio, including a 403(b), a Roth IRA , and an inherited IRA , and wrote for help positioning the various accounts ..... money in several pools, including a 401(k), Roth IRA , and multiple taxable brokerage accounts. "My money

  2. The Multitaskers: Saving for Retirement With an Eye on College

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    Mon, 20 May 2013

    offer. Coverdell ESAs are akin to a Roth IRA for college savings: You contribute aftertax ..... Dividend Growth VDIGX. Steven's Roth IRA consists exclusively of low-cost Vanguard ..... such as international.) Abby's Roth IRA is the smallest pool of assets and is invested

  3. Soliciting comments and suggestions for distribution portfolio

    Commentary

    Mon, 20 May 2013

    the price goes up or down as long as the dividends continue to flow and grow . He has 60% in taxable accounts and ~40% in IRA 's. These are the stocks I will recommend to him to do DD on after you comment and if you have others to recommend please do

  4. Roth TSP

    Commentary

    Sun, 19 May 2013

    I have a 70K traditional TSP account (L2050), a 30K Roth IRA (VHCOX, VTSAX, VGTSX), 14K in a brokerage account (DVN ..... house or an attractive investment. The wife has 35K between Roth IRA and 401K (VFIFX). We have minimal debt (modest car payment

  5. Get a Handle on Your Portfolio

    Video Reports

    Sun, 19 May 2013

    like accounts?" So if we've got an old 401(k) plan over here, that's a good candidate for maybe rolling over into this IRA . Or if you have multiple taxable accounts, that's a good first step to sort of collapse some of the accounts and try to pack

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    over here, that's a good candidate for maybe rolling over into this IRA . Or if you have multiple taxable accounts, that's a good first step to sort of collapse some of the accounts and try
  6. Fee compounding

    Commentary

    Fri, 17 May 2013

    fees OUTSIDE of the mutual fund? I'd happily send Vanguard a check for the owed fees if I could leave the full balance in my IRA ... I realize there's logistical issues, but other than that, why isn't this already done / why doesn't anyone talk

  7. Was BlackRock's Merger With BGI Worth It?

    Headlines

    Fri, 17 May 2013

    workforce, rolling the contents of their defined contribution plans into individual retirement accounts. Current estimates put new IRA rollover contributions at more than $2 trillion over the next five years, a nearly 50% increase over the amount of assets

  8. Vanguard Brokerage account set up

    Commentary

    Thu, 16 May 2013

    I have tried three times to set up a brokerage account online and I keep hitting a dead end. What I want is a joint, non- IRA [taxable] account with my husband. They ask for my account information, I confirm that it's correct, and then all of a

  9. KMR,LNCO, EEQ distributions

    Commentary

    Thu, 16 May 2013

    As i understood it KMR would pay fractional shares. last quarter I received 1 full share and the rest in cash in my ira ,same this quarter.In my taxable account I hold a few and received a cash dividend instead of a fractional share. Lnco paid

  10. 401(k) Pros and Cons

    Video Reports

    Thu, 16 May 2013

    safeguards than you would if you had your money within an IRA or in some sort of taxable brokerage account. Stipp ..... contributions. Then go outside of that plan and make Roth IRA contributions or traditional IRA contributions if you can get a tax break on your

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    greater safeguards than you would if you had your money within an IRA or in some sort of taxable brokerage account. Stipp : Lastly, on the pro side there are some very important tax benefits
    of matching contributions. Then go outside of that plan and make Roth IRA contributions or traditional IRA contributions if you can get a tax break on your contribution. Then if you find you still have money to go back
    do have a Roth 401(k), you can simply convert to a Roth IRA , and you won't owe any taxes. If you are in a traditional 401(k) and you want to get your money over into
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