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Stock market is taking a beating today!😬😮😧😝😟
Dow is down 141 and S&P down 19.43 at 1 pm
 
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With it being an election year I need to move my 401k out of an aggressive model into a conservative.
 
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Posting it in the actual stock market thread was not enough?
 
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Stock market is taking a beating today!😬😮😧😝😟
Dow is down 141 and S&P down 19.43 at 1 pm

You must be new to investing. The market goes up and down. Overall over time it goes up.

Patience grasshopper.
 
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Stock market is taking a beating today!😬😮😧😝😟
Dow is down 141 and S&P down 19.43 at 1 pm

Feeding your investment model every month over the long term will make you wealthy..The power of compounding will accelerate as you build your base...
 
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Feeding your investment model every month over the long term will make you wealthy..The power of compounding will accelerate as you build your base...

You seem to spend a lot of time reading about investments.

I'm turning 30 next year and I need to start thinking about the long term. I've got a healthy savings account and I'm wondering about my next step. Should a Roth IRA be the next thing for me? I remember going to a seminar back in college about money management and they spoke highly of Roth IRA.
 
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You seem to spend a lot of time reading about investments.

I'm turning 30 next year and I need to start thinking about the long term. I've got a healthy savings account and I'm wondering about my next step. Should a Roth IRA be the next thing for me? I remember going to a seminar back in college about money management and they spoke highly of Roth IRA.

Not a financial guy, but I would certainly recommend a Roth IRA. There are some restrictions on a Roth depending on income. I also have a regular IRA for tax purposes. I work for myself and make the contributions for a deduction. It just means I will have to pay taxes on it when I can take it out.
 
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You seem to spend a lot of time reading about investments.

I'm turning 30 next year and I need to start thinking about the long term. I've got a healthy savings account and I'm wondering about my next step. Should a Roth IRA be the next thing for me? I remember going to a seminar back in college about money management and they spoke highly of Roth IRA.

Do the maximum company match and try to max out your Roth every year ($5500). Unless you have a lot of time to research investments you should invest in an index fund in line with the Dow, S&P, or Nasdaq. Contribute every pay period . You'll be suprised how much your portfolio will grow over 5 years. Even greater over ten.
 
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You seem to spend a lot of time reading about investments.

I'm turning 30 next year and I need to start thinking about the long term. I've got a healthy savings account and I'm wondering about my next step. Should a Roth IRA be the next thing for me? I remember going to a seminar back in college about money management and they spoke highly of Roth IRA.

I recommend you start asap. You can have it growing for 30+ years.
 
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We have a Roth 401k option at work. Company match 100% up to 6%. Been thinking about raising my contribution for a while. Not sure if I want to do that or pay down my mortgage. Would love to be house payment free a little earlier. Will make paying for kids college easier.
 

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