3% IRA, Old 401k, Roth IRA Match with Robinhood Gold. - $3000
$3,000.00
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Earn up to 3%* extra on every dollar you contribute to your IRA when you subscribe to Robinhood Gold. IRA transfers and 401(k) rollovers also earn 3% until April 30.
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01-17-2024 at 04:33 PM.
Unfortunately, you have to subscribe to Robinhood Gold, which is $75/year, and you have to keep the money in for 5 years, or else they claw back the matching.
Unfortunately, you have to subscribe to Robinhood Gold, which is $75/year, and you have to keep the money in for 5 years, or else they claw back the matching.
well said you've done some terms and conditions digging, great work
came here to see exactly this. who knows where robinhood will be in 5 years time
$3,000, for example, is $23,000 in 30 years at 7%.
You also have to figure, let's say a Robo advisor at 0.50% on $100,000… that robo advisor is $500/yr also. So that clawback if you leave in 3 years is more like $900 after earnings. But if your current advisor is more than a Robo advisor you'd recoup this even quicker.
Chancing losing $900 if you move it early vs an upshot of $23,000 in that situation is one of the better investment decisions you'll make
Great for retirees with large accounts that set and forget and withdraw 3% per year for living expenses. That's like a free year of income. Not to mention the 5.25% return on the cash account. Decent fixed income.
Great for retirees with large accounts that set and forget and withdraw 3% per year for living expenses. That's like a free year of income. Not to mention the 5.25% return on the cash account. Decent fixed income.
The usual "rule" for retiree's is 4% and some articles now claim that's not enough due to inflation.
Great for retirees with large accounts that set and forget and withdraw 3% per year for living expenses. That's like a free year of income. Not to mention the 5.25% return on the cash account. Decent fixed income.
My uncle is about to retire and he's got 1.5 in his company's 401k account. They told him he can roll it over where he wants. Is Robinhood really gonna give him $45k just to roll it all over there? That's crazy!!
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank cheeknowe
came here to see exactly this. who knows where robinhood will be in 5 years time
$3,000, for example, is $23,000 in 30 years at 7%.
You also have to figure, let's say a Robo advisor at 0.50% on $100,000… that robo advisor is $500/yr also. So that clawback if you leave in 3 years is more like $900 after earnings. But if your current advisor is more than a Robo advisor you'd recoup this even quicker.
Chancing losing $900 if you move it early vs an upshot of $23,000 in that situation is one of the better investment decisions you'll make
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The usual "rule" for retiree's is 4% and some articles now claim that's not enough due to inflation.
Any articles you can point to that discuss which of these to use for folks already retired?
Yeah they're federally insured. Only tinfoil hat wearers wouldn't trust this