IRAs and 401(k)s are both tax-advantaged retirement plans, but they have different benefits, requirements and drawbacks.

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Anthony from Georgia is 25 years old, has $18,000 sitting in a high-yield savings account earning 3.3% annually, and wants to know whether a Roth IRA or a taxable brokerage account should come first.

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A 401(k) can really boost your retirement savings. According to a new study, people who save for retirement with a 401(k) have significantly more savings than those who don't.

Learn how to use Roth IRAs, investment losses, and even hiring your kids to save money on taxes, just like the wealthy.

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