Ann Glaspie

Saving for retirement often starts with a 401(k)-plan offered by employers. While a 401(k) is a powerful tool, relying solely on it and other traditional investments may limit your financial flexibility and tax advantages. A Roth IRA offers unique benefits that complement your 401(k) and other savings, helping you build a more balanced and tax-efficient retirement portfolio. Why a Roth IRA Matters Even If You Have a 401(k) Many people assume that contributing to a 401(k) is enough for...

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Today, being smart with money means making sure it’s working for you, not disappearing without a trace. Also, it means, spend with...