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Choosing a Roth IRA Strategy
By Britt Gillette
Once you understand the basic fundamentals of Roth IRAs, you need to choose an investment
strategy compatable with your personal financial situation as well as your personal risk tolerance. Make
a mental note of that last last sentence...
"Compatable with your personal financial situation as well as your personal risk tolerance."
Don't choose an investment strategy in which you contribute $100 per month to your Roth IRA if you
have delinquent bills or no savings.
Make sure you have at least six months of living expenses tucked away before you begin committing
to a long-term Roth IRA investment strategy.
Also, don't make any long-term investments which will cause you to lose sleep at night. If you're
scared silly by the prospect of losing everything in the stock market, avoid a lot of unwarranted stress
by simply not investing in the stock market to begin with.
In this article, we'll cover three (3) primary, non-exclusive investment strategies:
1) Investing in your own area of expertise
2) Investing in managed funds
3) Investing in individual stocks
These strategies are non-exclusive because you can engage in one, all three, or any combination of
the three as you see fit. But in most cases, at least one of these strategies will apply to you.
Choosing Your Roth IRA Investment Vehicle(s)
There's an almost countless array investment vehicles you can hold in your Roth IRA, such as:
a) Common Stocks
b) Bonds
c) Mutual Funds
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Use your Self-Directed IRA, Roth