The retirement process can feel like a lot of hoops to jump through.

And since this is something that everyone is going to face at some time, I'm going to be sharing

seven age-specific rules that you need to know when it comes to retirement.

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a friend. Okay, so here are some common questions that I get when it comes to retirement, and the

answers are actually age-specific. Okay, so number one, when can you roll a 529 college fund into a

Roth IRA retirement account? So this is something that was passed a few years ago, which was wonderful, is that if you have

money in a 529, you can actually roll some of that money into a Roth IRA.

A 529 is a college fund, but if you don't use all that money and it's sitting in there,

you can actually use some of it.

So if this account has been open for 15 years or more, you can roll up to $35,000 from a $529 into a Roth IRA,

which is absolutely incredible.

So remember that.

And what's important, too, is when you can do that and you can,

let's say that, you know, your past 21 and maybe your parents have had that open since you were a kid,

like you can start actually funding your Roth pretty aggressively, which is incredible,

because compound interest is your friends. Now remember, if you do get scholarships,

you can actually withdraw the same amount of your

scholarship from the 529 without the 10% penalty, which is wonderful as well.

All right.

Number two, when can you start making catch-up contributions?

So when you are funding your Roth IRA or your 401K or your traditional IRA, there are limits of how much

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