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Thank you, Jennifer. I have a small ROTH account from a previous marriage that will not factor into my retirement needs. It is money that has sat in the account for many years without additional contributions. I have one debt left to clear (personal loan @ 7.99%) to be totally debt free, and I want to use this money to pay off the loan. I am not 59 1/2 yet (I will be later this year), and my thinking was once I am 59 1/2, I'll withdraw the money and pay off the loan. What are your thoughts on handling it this way? Best regards, Marc
Your welcome Marc. I can’t really answer this without more info about your circumstances. Did you email us? I think I saw an email from another Marc that sounded similar to your situation. If yes, let me know.
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This was a really good video, thanks!
You’re very welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you, Jennifer. I have a small ROTH account from a previous marriage that will not factor into my retirement needs. It is money that has sat in the account for many years without additional contributions.
I have one debt left to clear (personal loan @ 7.99%) to be totally debt free, and I want to use this money to pay off the loan. I am not 59 1/2 yet (I will be later this year), and my thinking was once I am 59 1/2, I'll withdraw the money and pay off the loan.
What are your thoughts on handling it this way?
Best regards,
Marc
Your welcome Marc. I can’t really answer this without more info about your circumstances. Did you email us? I think I saw an email from another Marc that sounded similar to your situation. If yes, let me know.
@@DiamondNestEgg Hi Jennifer. Yes, I sent an email yesterday, it was regarding an Annuity video you posted last year, the Pros and Cons of Annuities.
I’ll write you back there this weekend.
@@DiamondNestEgg Thank you!