3 Roth IRA Mistakes

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If you have a Roth IRA, here are 3 key things to know:
1. You can withdraw your contributions anytime without taxes or penalties.
2. You can take out up to $10k for a first home purchase, as long as your account is at least 5 years old.
3. Make sure to invest in assets to benefit fully from your account

By leveraging these benefits and investing wisely, you can set yourself up for long-term financial success. 💵🌟
-Steve

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[cetanacetana]

Thank you!! this is so concise! Yes, I agree. I wish I would have learned this in my high school Econ class.

[Arsonistic_future]

I watch and am a subscriber im really trying to listen to your advise thanks

[lilianwee]

This is so insightful, thank you! Can you point me in the direction of how I can buy assets with my roth IRA? Thanks!

[msjanine]

Can you teach me where to buy assets on Fidelity

[kai-ugos]

HOWNDO U EVEN INVEST IT IM SO CONFUSED??? do you invest within the account???

[Me-]

I was one of the people who just had money sitting in my Roth IRA. Luckily it was a low amount because I just started.

[lawrenceharry]

@Calltoleap
I have a Roth through my employer, how would I go about managing that and such

[hopecmdy]

Hi Steve, what do you think of Acorn?

[Frey-Doh]

Oh, good to know that I gained absolutely nothing for the last couple of years, other than bonus savings account. 😮😑 Lucky I was just willfully ignorant enough that I set one up and completely forgot about it till last year. 😂 Now, to start investing 👏🏻

[jp.carmona]

Can we meet personally with you so u can help

[drewshubeck]

I see a lot of people not being aggressive enough with their investments. Some people are all cash or in bonds thinking they don’t want to lose money. In reality they are not even keeping up with inflation. They need to be in the SP500 let it grow over a 30-40 year period and not worry about the day to day fluctuations in the market.