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This sub has already helped me tremendously, so I'd like to start by giving my many thanks for your knowledge and time.

With that being said. Next week I will be contributing max to my HSA for the tax year of 2017 and opening a Roth IRA (via Vanguard) for the max of $5,500.

First question: I don't yet have a Roth IRA via Vanguard but I will be opening it for $5,500. Can I contribute that to the tax year of 2017 or is that not possible since it didn't yet exist.

Second question: My main question. Max contributed to HSA, Opening IRA via Vanguard, via work I have a Vanguard 2055 Target Date, I still have money left over to invest. What do I do with it? I know I want index funds, specifically the Vanguard S&P 500 (I think). But I'll already have two accounts with Vanguard if that makes sense?



Submitted March 16, 2018 at 08:42AM by throwawaystatus88 http://ift.tt/2Dx2EFm

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