A retirement account is a type of investment account designed to help individuals save for retirement while offering tax advantages. These accounts are often long-term and may include employer-sponsored plans or individual options
Employer Plan First: If your employer offers a 401(k) with matching contributions, prioritize that.
IRA for Additional Savings: A Traditional or Roth IRA can supplement employer plans.
Self-Employed Options: If you're self-employed, a Solo 401(k) or SEP IRA might be ideal.
Consider Tax Strategy: Traditional accounts reduce taxable income now, while Roth accounts provide tax-free withdrawals later.
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