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frujinator · 04-06-2006, 05:15 PM

Thanks for the responses guys, here a few answers to questions.

I doubt my mom will have employee sponsored healthcare when she retires, because the company is very cheap from what I hear. My dad is self-employed at the moment for the last 3 years, so no chance of healthcare their.

I think I will have them MAX out their Rollover and SEP for 2005, still a few days left, and make sure to max out for 2006.

Should I switch them to Target Retirement 2045 instead of 2025

Thanks,

-Fruji

04-06-2006, 05:15 PM	#15
frujinator Dryer sheet aficionado Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 43	Thanks for the responses guys, here a few answers to questions. I doubt my mom will have employee sponsored healthcare when she retires, because the company is very cheap from what I hear. My dad is self-employed at the moment for the last 3 years, so no chance of healthcare their. I think I will have them MAX out their Rollover and SEP for 2005, still a few days left, and make sure to max out for 2006. Should I switch them to Target Retirement 2045 instead of 2025 Thanks, -Fruji