I started contributing max every year until I couldnt due to my income rising.
35k in principal, is now 180k due to luck and timing trades.
I can take the principal out to buy something nice and not pay taxes right?
Do I call fidelity?
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My ROTH is definitely earning more than whatever the loan APY would be so far. Keyword so far 😅
I do hate having car loans. Buying cars cash is the shit.
Point taken tho, I’ll consider that.