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All right this is from Sue who is talking about Roth investing, and she says,

thank you for all the great advice and information you provide between your

show and your newsletter. I appreciate all that you give it's inspiring. Well that's nice to say

thank you. Okay Sue goes on I'm planning to retire next summer at age 57 and

move from Alaska to the lower 48.

This will be postponed retirement where I won't start taking my retirement until I'm 60

to avoid a reduction in the amount of the pension, which will be 25 grand a year. It's annoyed me that the investments

are proportional in the thrift savings plan to some of my Roth which is in the

G fund. Once I leave my job I'd like to roll my Roth thrift savings plan to a Roth IRA.

It will be about $275,000. My question, what should I consider investing that Roth money in?

All right, let's hear more. So we got, remember the pension, 25 grand a year, right?

275 grand that's going to be in a Roth IRA. No debt. The house is going to be sold at about 400 grand.

1.8 million bucks in retirement accounts.

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