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Home invest in investing living frugal what to invest in I've invested in a few Fidelity ETFs in the past, but it has come to my attention that I should max out a Roth IRA before investing on my own any further.

I've invested in a few Fidelity ETFs in the past, but it has come to my attention that I should max out a Roth IRA before investing on my own any further.

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I see the option to transfer money from my "individual" account to my newly opened Fidelity Roth IRA, but I'm worried. If I transfer money out of my "individual" account to my Roth IRA, is anything being sold? Or are my holdings now suddenly under the umbrella of my Roth IRA, with nothing more being changed. Same ETFs, same value, same everything. Or, will initiating that transfer automatically sell my positions for cash at today's price, and then put the newly converted cash into my Roth? Thanks in advance, and sorry if I seem ignorant of some concepts. I'm just learning the ropes.



Submitted September 27, 2023 at 02:31AM by DeadPrateRoberts https://ift.tt/ew2VN0D
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