Recent content by NYCO

30 years old and just hit $50,000 this week in Roth, solo 401k, and HSA. I have a long ways to go, but still a good milestone. Another milestone I think is just refinancing my house to the lowest interest rate I'll ever see of 3.25% w/ 100% financing 30 yr fixed (I know it's frowned upon, but...

That's not true if you have HSA Administrators with HSA Bank as the custodian. Any money I put into HSA Bank gets swept over to my vanguard funds at HSA Administrators the next day which is the way I want it. HSA Bank is a little easier to adjust automatic and one-time deposits into the HSA. I...

Thanks for the comments. I thought it was 59 1/2 for penalty free withdrawls from HSA which is why I thought of it very close to the same (on that aspect) to a traditional 401k. 4.5 years wouldn't be much, but 10 is. Maybe it is 65. I just figure my health expenses won't be much until I'm...

I just have a quick question and couldn't find the answer when searching. At least for my particular situation is there any reason I shouldn't contribute first to max my Roth (5,000), 2nd to my HSA (3,100 in 2012), third to single 401k? I'm self employed with an S-corp and just joined a HDHP...

On a sort of related note - I tried to donate $5 via the paypal link. It went through, but I subsequently got 2 emails saying the paypal recipient had not retrieved the money. They eventually refunded me....

No, not yet - made you look. Retired in my mind though, so I want to get there as soon as possible. I'm 28 and just recently really started thinking about my retirement goals. My dad retired at 54 and I thought that was great, and I hope to retire years earlier than he did. I've pretty much...