Should you go with a Roth, traditional IRA or 401(k)?
You are working and saving for retirement and you have a choice between a traditional IRA or 401(k) or a Roth version of the same type of account; so how do you choose? What is the primary factor should you consider? In the attached article by Roger Young, CFP, Senior Financial Advisor with T. Rowe Price, he explains who benefits from a Roth and when a traditional 401(k) or a traditional IRA may be a better strategy. Read his article here…
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