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I now have enough money in my retirement account to coast using compound interest alone. Should I now put everything in taxable brokerage accounts so I don't need to wait 30 years to access my money?
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Anonymous (ID: 01mr4TO+)
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>>62159269
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Anonymous (ID: b2eLUqsr)
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>>62159269
Yes, in your position I would lower your retirement contributions to the minimum needed for maximum company match/tax efficiency (within reason) and fill your taxable brokerage with the excess.
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