How to Open a Vanguard ROTH IRA | Step by Step Tutorial 2021

This is how to open a Vanguard ROTH IRA in 2021.

Remember the last day to contribute to your 2020 IRAs and Roth IRAs is April 15, 2021! ... and your taxes.

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[johntorres]

Hey can you plz make a video of how to open a Roth IRA count when only opening a brokerage? Plz

[Daniel_Braun]

I have my Roth IRA through Vanguard as well. Very good tutorial to help people here. Thanks for sharing!

[hariscope]

Thank you Davy for that brief tutorial! Lot of help!

[farhanrahman]

Any guide on how to actually invest the money from ROTH IRA?

[incomestockinvesting]

Thank you for sharing Davy. Appreciate the info. I am not currently contributing to a Roth IRA. It’s a great way to invest though. ☺️ Take care Davy

[debtfreeF]

i love my roth ira! so cool that you got your mom to set one up too!

[fatimaalarcon]

Hi, I just opened a Roth IRA account with Vanguard. I’m new to this so I don’t have much knowledge. In the video you stated that if you don’t invest your money it’s like a checking account. So I want to have an Roth IRA account that builds over the years but not do investments. What do you recommend I do?

[Frank]

Hi can I set one for a fam member by mailing deposit checks? I have the numbers.

[Moonlight-cmsv]

Great video, I just wanted to know why shouldn’t you add money to your ROTH ira after tax season?

[baryalaiahmad]

why is that (brokerage) added at the end?

[kimsonochannel]

Would I be able to do this from Japan?? 🧐

[monicasyoutubechannel]

Hey Davy! Is there a tutorial on how to buy investments or is it really easy to do do that no tutorial vid is needed?


Btw, I don’t know where else to message you so: I called T-Mobile about their HYSA and they mention something about having to make 10 purchases every month to be eligible for the 4% apy and they said that the 4% apy will apply to the first $3000 then it’ll just be 1% afterwards. I couldn’t really understand the customer service person. Maybe you could help elaborate more on T-Money HYSA?