What do you do after you max out your IRA? Three options.

What do you do after you max out your IRA? Three options.

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  • @owenwolrey9982 says:

    I’m 19 and I have looked at getting a HSA but I don’t pay for my own health insurance because my parents do. Can I still open an account and start investing into it and then when I turn 26 find a health insurance that allows HSA or do I have to wait till I have my own insurance to start one. (I don’t know if my parents insurance allow for a HSA)

  • @briandadude says:

    You only mentioned 401k up to the match. You should continue funding up to the IRS limit before contributing to a taxable account.

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