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Maxed Out Your Roth IRA, 401(k), and HSA? Do This

ChooseFI·Cody Garrett, CFP®·about 1 month ago
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You’ve paid off your debt, maxed out your retirement accounts, and set up your emergency fund. Now what? That’s the exact position Kelley finds herself in. She’s wondering how to optimize her next investment steps to reach Financial Independence (FI) faster. I feel like I’m still a little unsure about the best strategy to maximize returns / set myself up for FI. Already I have no debt (besides mortgage), max out HSA, Roth 401K, Roth IRA (backdoor), and have an emergency fund. I want to save more faster to reach FI sooner. Is the best strategy to put that in a normal mutual fund / stock market? Other avenues? Get the ChooseFI newsletter — free Weekly strategies for financial independence. Kelley is doing an exceptional job already, but her question reflects a common next-step challenge for many on the FI path. Let’s explore how she—and others in a similar position—can optimize investments, reduce taxes, and maintain flexibility along the journey to FI.…

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