Welcome to the Jill on Money Coronavirus Market Update. It is Monday, June 15th, and welcome to your work week which may look a lot like your weekend.

I've been hearing people talk about how they just lose all sense of time during this period.

It's so true. Especially if you're someone who is lucky enough to be working from home, it does feel like you're working constantly. Do try to take some time off. Mark and I have been much better about that that we're trying to take some time every weekend just to kind of nest a little bit with our loved ones and we encourage you to do the same thing.

So we are trying to help you out through this crazy time.

And what we want to encourage everybody to do

is to send us your questions.

Our email address is Ask Jill at Jill on money.com.

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Okay, Enrique writes. Hi Jill, Daily podcaster here. I love it. I have a question about my

457 pre-tax or Roth. Okay, here's the background. I've gotten into retirement

saving over the past few years. I've read your book. I max out my

457 pre-tax. I put six grand in a Merrill Roth IRA and I also invest through a regular taxable brokerage account.

I'm the go-to guy for my firehouse retirement savings advice.

It's hysterical, so he's a 41-year-old firefighter.

Question here.

Okay, I'm in the 32% tax bracket plus 5% state.

Meaning he means that's his maximum tax bracket. I figured by doing 19,500 pre-tax, it saves me enough taxes to then do six grand to my Roth.

Does it make sense to do my Roth for my 457?

I've got 15 years to go and my pension will probably be 100 grand a year

You know it's funny what Mark when we had Goodman on you know he still has some

questions about whether it should be all Roth all the time but I think in

this case it's interesting that he's in such a high tax bracket. I don't know if he's single or married, but just to remind you,

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