Finance people. I have an IRA with some money in it, I'll soon have a job with a generous 401K plan. Assuming I invest in identical assets will I compound interest and such make me more money if it's all in one account, or is it not worth the paperwork pain in the ass?
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It's a algorithimically between the two to maximize profit I don't understand how this works but reputable sites have said this is a good strategy ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Sounds like it is above my pay grade then. Usually the order of investing is: Whatever your employer matches > Roth IRA > IRA > Anything else. Good luck! :)
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Seems like this is well within my paygrade so here;s my expert advice on the American finance market. Put it all on red.
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