What is the best way to save money when my husband does not have a 401K?
Sunday, July 19th, 2009 at
4:55 pm
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An IRA (Roth or traditional) from any reputable national investment company. Fidelity offers a no fee IRA and other investment companies may also. IRA’s generally can’t (and shouldn’t) be touched for at least 5 years–a financial support for you, who doesn’t want to withdraw from it. The investmens can be in mutual funds, or individual stocks and bonds, or CD’s. The best bet would be mutual funds, especially if you can’t tolerate market fluctuations and/or the investment will be for at least 5 years or more. Fidelity.com and Morningstar.com are 2 websites (among others) that can give you some thought of the safety (from market risk) of specific mutual funds.
Excellent luck