Bobby

It's time to wrap.

It's time to wrap.

We're just afraid.

We're just afraid.

We're just afraid.

$205,000.

$205,000.

$205,000.

Hi, Dave and Jake. Thanks for taking my call. Sure.

Hi, Dave and Jake. Thanks for taking my call. Sure.

Hi, Dave and Jake. Thanks for taking my call. Sure.

My question is, I'm 61 years old, I got about six more years before I retire. I currently have a traditional 401k with the government. And I'm trying to find out, we have now paid off both our houses and we have about $2,500 a month more to invest. Should I

My question is, I'm 61 years old, I got about six more years before I retire. I currently have a traditional 401k with the government. And I'm trying to find out, we have now paid off both our houses and we have about $2,500 a month more to invest. Should I

My question is, I'm 61 years old, I got about six more years before I retire. I currently have a traditional 401k with the government. And I'm trying to find out, we have now paid off both our houses and we have about $2,500 a month more to invest. Should I

max out the $31,000 a year into my current traditional 401k, or would I be better off taking that $2,500 and possibly getting a smart investor investing into a Roth?

max out the $31,000 a year into my current traditional 401k, or would I be better off taking that $2,500 and possibly getting a smart investor investing into a Roth?

max out the $31,000 a year into my current traditional 401k, or would I be better off taking that $2,500 and possibly getting a smart investor investing into a Roth?

We cannot, no. So it's a traditional form. My wife has a Roth IRA with the company she works for in the government, though.

We cannot, no. So it's a traditional form. My wife has a Roth IRA with the company she works for in the government, though.

We cannot, no. So it's a traditional form. My wife has a Roth IRA with the company she works for in the government, though.