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Hal M. Bundrick, CFP
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Hey, James. Home ownership is overblown as an investment. Seriously, it's about quality of life — and that can be a leased condo on the beach, or a buying 3b/2b with a picket fence. REITS are ok, but don't worry about chasing a niche investment. Get a solid assortment of investments that captures all markets,

Hi whudryewdewin. (Love that handle by the way.) Consider getting into a Roth IRA. You're young, you've got lots of time — but it's time to get into the game. If your employer offers a 401(k) put in as much as you can to get the most employer-match, if they offer one. But make your life-after-work savings a big

Hey Andy, great question. You know the right answer for me, is all you can! Seriously, if I say contribute up to the match — that's a good answer, but if someone is really serious about saving for a comfortable retirement, I say go all in!

Hello there! Happy to be here.