In an ever-changing financial landscape, both investors and the average Joe are constantly seeking strategies that offer both security and growth potential. Traditional retirement vehicles like Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) and 401(k)s have long been the go-to options for many, promising tax advantages and potential compound growth along the way. To make an analogy, these options are like following a restricted flight plan in the airlines. It is mostly safe and will generally get you where you want to go. However, while you technically can make minor changes enroute, you are limited to what you can and can’t do, restrictedby the dispatcher and air traffic control, or in this case the federal government and the IRS. [...]
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