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| IRA or 401K for the Self employed Posted by gsvar2004 i have a single memember LLC and really need to look at saving for retirement. i am almost 27 and had a 401k at one point but withdrew it to start the business i currently run. it was through principle and my previous employer.  on 1/28 at 12:56 pmcan anyone offer advice on the "best" way to start saving for retirement once again. i am currently only saving through a normal savings account, but its not specifically for retirement. Reply • Back to Top |
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| where would one go to initiate a SEP IRA? bank, credit union, brokerage? Reply • Back to Top |
| Sharebuilder.com is a decent option. Recently bought by Capital One if that influences your choice. Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Usually the best choice, unless you have a bunch of employees that have been with you 3 or more years. Do a Roth too if you qualify. Reply • Back to Top |
| American Funds, Fidelity, Vanguard. I personally would choose American Funds or Vanguard. They have the lowest expenses for the most part on the funds. Reply • Back to Top |
quote: I would too, and did. lol Reply • Back to Top |
| No employees. Just me. My wife has retirement through her employer which is pretty good. We are about to have a baby so I really need to lock down some sort of retirement savings. I'm going to check out y'all's recommendations. Thanks. Reply • Back to Top |
| Just open a SEP at a brokerage firm. I would not be held captured to a fund family like American funds. Reply • Back to Top • Refresh |
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