Retirement savings strategies vary by age, according to financial expert Anthony O’Neal. Key tips include maximizing contributions early for compound growth, utilizing catch-up contributions at age 50, and leveraging new "super catch-up" options for those aged 60 to 63, allowing for significant contributions. Tax strategies should adapt with age, favoring Roth accounts for younger individuals and pre-tax contributions for high earners. Self-employed individuals can benefit from SEP IRAs or Solo 401(k)s. Each life stage offers unique opportunities for building wealth.
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