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Just Because Money’s in Your Roth IRA Doesn’t Mean You’re Investing It
On the May 4 episode of How to Money, co-host Joel Larsgaard described setting up a Roth IRA for his daughter at Fidelity. He received a call from the brokerage flagging that most of the account was sitting in cash.
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On the May 4 episode of How to Money, co-host Joel Larsgaard described setting up a Roth IRA for his daughter at Fidelity. He received a call from the brokerage flagging that most of the account was sitting in cash. His takeaway, delivered on air: "I know a lot of people, they think they're investing, but they just have those dollars sitting there as cash."
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