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Jaiya

May 29, 2025
Can Real Estate Agents Open a Solo 401k?

Planning for retirement can be more complex when you’re self-employed. If you’re a real estate agent earning self-employment income, you might wonder if you have the same options as employees at bigger firms.  The good news? A Solo 401k may offer a potential way to build retirement savings while also managing taxes.20 This article explains who qualifies, [...]

May 27, 2025
E*TRADE Solo 401k Review (2026): Features, Pricing, Pros and Cons

Being your own boss offers freedom — but also comes with the responsibility of planning for retirement without the benefit of an employer-sponsored 401k. If you’re self-employed, even part-time, the E*TRADE Solo 401k could be worth considering. It’s designed for business owners with no full-time employees, including freelancers, consultants, and side hustlers. E*TRADE provides access to [...]

Dollar Bills on Table
April 21, 2025
How to Transfer an IRA from Betterment to Fidelity

Moving your retirement savings between providers might seem tricky to figure out, but it generally only takes a few steps. Whether you’re changing investment strategies, seeking better portfolio options, or consolidating your retirement accounts, transferring your IRA from Betterment to Fidelity is a straightforward process. At Carry, we want to make financial decisions feel more manageable [...]

January 15, 2025
401k Nondiscrimination Testing Explained

The government requires companies offering 401k plans to keep things fair for all employees. This ensures that highly paid employees (like executives) don’t get much better retirement benefits than regular employees. Each year, companies must run tests to prove that the retirement benefits and contributions are relatively equal between these two groups of employees:  Highly compensated employees [...]

5 year rule
January 15, 2025
The 5-Year Rule Of A Roth IRA, Roth 401k, And Roth Solo 401k

The five year rule determines when withdrawals from Roth retirement accounts may be treated as tax-free and penalty-free. It applies to Roth IRA, Roth 401k, and Roth Solo 401k, but the rule works differently for each account type. That difference can create confusion for many savers. Rollovers and conversions may also affect when the five year clock [...]