Could retirement plans get any more complicated? You’ve got your typical 401K, or a 403B if you work in the nonprofit sector. Then you’ve got your IRAs, traditional or Roth. You know, few realize that there’s another alternative as wellthe Roth 401K. Should you put your money in a traditional IRA or the Roth if your employer offers it? Today on MoneyWise Rob West and Steve Moore break it down for us. Next, they answer your questions at (800) 525-7000 and [email protected] about the following:
-I’m 73 and my wife is ailing. If either of us pass away in the next few years, I don’t have enough money to pay for funeral costs. Should I buy some insurance to cover it?
-My doctor’s office had a data breach, so I received free credit monitoring for a year. They suggested that I lock down my credit. Does that protect me?
-Someone told my mother that she should liquidate her IRA and fund a Roth IRA with the money. Is that a good idea?
-I’m on Social Security. What’s the best way to save money in my situation?
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