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ynwtf 08-21-19

cyclops?
meTROPolis?
police department?
departing ways?
curds and whey??
turducken???

[quote=ynwtf]cyclops?
meTROPolis?
police department?
departing ways?
curds and whey??
turducken???[/quote]

ynwtf 08-21-19

or cylons.

[quote=ynwtf]or cylons.[/quote]

doubledenim 08-21-19

Originally Posted by John McClane

BTW, I think it's 100% likely that everyone will have medical bills in retirement, so the HSA is a no brainier.

Or co-pays.

[quote=doubledenim][quote=John McClane]BTW, I think it's 100% likely that everyone will have medical bills in retirement, so the HSA is a no brainier.[/quote]


[font=century gothic]Or co-pays.[/font][/quote]

doubledenim 08-21-19

Originally Posted by Chypmunk

Originally Posted by ynwtf

=\
I just can't help myself, sometimes.

If it helps (doubtful) you're not the only one - I've just put Van Halen - Van Halen on and the volume up to 11 thanks to this shoutbox.

Atomic Punk, Feel Your Love Tonight, Little Dreamer or On Fire?

[quote=doubledenim][quote=Chypmunk][quote=ynwtf]=\
I just can't help myself, sometimes.[/quote]

If it helps (doubtful) you're not the only one - I've just put Van Halen - Van Halen on and the volume up to 11 thanks to this shoutbox.[/quote]

[font=century gothic]Atomic Punk, Feel Your Love Tonight, Little Dreamer or On Fire?[/font][/quote]

doubledenim 08-21-19

Originally Posted by John McClane

I have no idea whether I should contribute extra money to the 403b, the HSA, or the Roth IRA. They all have their pros and cons.

Just like a 401k, if there is a company match, the HSA is a no-brainer.

I max out the company match and you can take it with you (mine) if you leave.

[quote=doubledenim][quote=John McClane]I have no idea whether I should contribute extra money to the 403b, the HSA, or the Roth IRA. They all have their pros and cons.[/quote]

[font=century gothic]Just like a 401k, if there is a company match, the HSA is a no-brainer.

I max out the company match and you can take it with you (mine) if you leave.[/font][/quote]

John McClane 08-21-19

BTW, I think it's 100% likely that everyone will have medical bills in retirement, so the HSA is a no brainier.

[quote=John McClane]BTW, I think it's 100% likely that everyone will have medical bills in retirement, so the HSA is a no brainier.[/quote]

John McClane 08-21-19

Winning mega millions ticket >>>>>>>>> 403b/HSA/Roth IRA

[quote=John McClane]Winning mega millions ticket >>>>>>>>> 403b/HSA/Roth IRA[/quote]

John McClane 08-21-19

403b > HSA > Roth IRA

[quote=John McClane]403b > HSA > Roth IRA[/quote]

John McClane 08-21-19

Originally Posted by Yoda

Yeah, HSA is just a pure likelihood consideration, in terms of medical bills.

If nothing goes wrong in the short-term, though, pretttttty hard to beat a Roth IRA. It's the best return over the long-term, assuming you don't need the tax break sooner.

I always need a tax break sooner. Always.

The only real advantages I see to the Roth is being able to invest in whatever I want, including common stock, and no required minimum distributions. At least with the 403b I can pay less taxes and, once I have enough extra contributions, have access to some sweet loan terms.

The only reason I have the HSA is because my employer contributes $800 a year, so that's just free money. It's fully invested and I ain't touching any of it until I'm old and cripple.

[quote=John McClane][quote=Yoda]Yeah, HSA is just a pure likelihood consideration, in terms of medical bills.

If nothing goes wrong in the short-term, though, pretttttty hard to beat a Roth IRA. It's the best return over the long-term, assuming you don't need the tax break sooner.[/quote]I always need a tax break sooner. Always. :yup: :lol:

The only real advantages I see to the Roth is being able to invest in whatever I want, including common stock, and no required minimum distributions. At least with the 403b I can pay less taxes and, once I have enough extra contributions, have access to some sweet loan terms.

The only reason I have the HSA is because my employer contributes $800 a year, so that's just free money. It's fully invested and I ain't touching any of it until I'm old and cripple.[/quote]

Austruck 08-21-19

Originally Posted by Yoda

I always max out a Roth first, if I can.

That's what we do every year, too.

[quote=Austruck][quote=Yoda]I always max out a Roth first, if I can.[/quote]
That's what we do every year, too.[/quote]

ynwtf 08-21-19

...to tha rhythm, jump JUMP to that rhythm...

[quote=ynwtf]...to tha rhythm, jump JUMP to that rhythm...[/quote]

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