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you would be willing to come on the air marked us everything else that is what anne did and is on the

line from new york so i've been a saver all my life i started with a mutual fund probably at about 18

quickly made that an IRA then through work work, I always had 401ks.

I would roll them over to IRAs.

I converted to a Roth probably in my late 30s.

I'm in my early 50s.

I now have money saved up in my Roth.

I have some money in my work IRA or my work 401K.

I recently had a loss in the family and I was

left some money. And that's what I'm trying to figure out now is, do I have enough to retire at this

age? What do I need to do to fill the gap in? All right. So let's go through a few of the details.

So first of all, Ann, how old are you?

53. Okay. Are you married, partnered, single? I'm single, no children. Okay. And how much do you earn right now? I earn about 86,000 a year. Okay. And on the 86,000, you say you have a work 401K. About how much do you contribute every year? I'm maxing that out now at 30,000. Wow. How much money have you put in the 401k so far? What do you have in there? 85,000. Okay. And then you said you also have a Roth IRA, right?

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