Chandler just got a job at Acme Corporate working in the IT area. His salary will be $55,000 to start and could jump to $65,000 within 18 months. His company has a retirement plan (401(k)), but doesn’t provide a match. He’s not sure if he should sign up for the retirement plan from work, learn about Roth IRAs or just wait until he’s older. What do you suggest and why?
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Chandler just got a job at Acme Corporate working in the IT area. His salary will be $55,000 to start and could jump to $65,000 within 18 months. His company has a retirement plan (401(k)), but doesn’t provide a match. He’s not sure if he should sign up for the retirement plan from work, learn about Roth IRAs or just wait until he’s older. What do you suggest and why?
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