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Michael O.
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Roth IRA ???????????????

Michael O.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Newbie here,I’ve done some research on the Roth IRA,I’m still kind of lost as to where to get started. I have about 5k to invest ,not sure if I want a self directed Ira or Robo advisor. I would really appreciate some recommendations.

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Bill F.
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@Michael O. 

You can open an IRA at most banks an/or online. It is simply an account that you can buy and sell stock/bonds, ETFs and the like while not paying taxes until you retire.

At this point in your life a vanilla IRA is all you need, since most Self Direct IRAs have fees to administer them, which will eat up your $5k.

Save up your money for a few years and then look into Self Directed accounts down the line.

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