You’ve got retirement questions, we’ve got answers. We’re making our way through the mailbag to tackle all your most pressing questions.
This week, we’re sitting down to tackle some of your incredible — and incredibly important — retirement questions. We’re doing it all with the help of Rose Niang, a Certified Financial Planner, a Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor, and Director of Financial Planning at Edelman Financial Engines. Rose has over a decade of experience as a financial planner, and her specialities include retirement planning, investment strategy and insurance planning.
We tackle a question on selling a property and investing the money, vs. renting it out and becoming a landlord. We also hear from a listener who is wondering if she should retire early to a cheaper part of the country, or work longer and maintain her residence in LA. We also hear from a woman who is wondering how best to save when you’re starting late, and we guide a listener who is debating between saving in her Roth 403b or her Roth IRA.
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