danielmclark
Footballguy
My wife and I currently have $96,000 in an old 401k that we've just paid back a loan from, so we can now decide to do something with it. I'm going to meet with a local financial advisor, but I'm also curious what you guys would do with it. This isn't the only retirement account we have, but it's the largest. It's been a very good account for us because it's about 20% company stock from a job that my wife used to have. The return since inception (mid-2000's) is over 19%.
I'm good with basic banking and credit, but I'm pretty clueless about advanced topics like stock trading and retirement options. So "throw it all into the market tomorrow" probably won't work for me But I learn well and I'm willing to explore options that I'm not well versed in yet. We are not averse to some risk, but this account needs to be pretty stable.
So... leave it alone? Put it somewhere else? Roll it into an IRA? Something else?
I'm good with basic banking and credit, but I'm pretty clueless about advanced topics like stock trading and retirement options. So "throw it all into the market tomorrow" probably won't work for me But I learn well and I'm willing to explore options that I'm not well versed in yet. We are not averse to some risk, but this account needs to be pretty stable.
So... leave it alone? Put it somewhere else? Roll it into an IRA? Something else?