Best Investment Option for Retirement
I have a $90,000 decedent IRA in a Merrill Edge acct. to use over 10 years, $16000 in an IRA with Edward Jones (not impressed so far), $77,000 in Fidelity from my last employer, (I’ve been laid off and am looking for work) and $220,000 from an Estate account that I just transferred to my US Bank savings acct. What is the best thing to do to get the most return on these funds? I’m 57 and don’t have a huge savings account and I would like to make my retirement (I figure I have ~10 or 13 years to work) rock steady for my wife and I so we can enjoy ourselves during this time. I have 4 adult children, two of which still live at home, one of them is in school currently. Please help! Thank you Terry. I look forward to your response.
Terry Says
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