
Joe and OG answer listener questions about emergency funds, inherited IRAs, and retirement planning for single individuals.
Should you invest money you're saving for a house, or keep it in cash? How does an inherited IRA actually work when it's split between siblings? What should a single person think about differently when planning for retirement? And is SGOV a reasonable place to park your emergency fund? Joe and OG dig in. These aren't questions from this week. They're questions Stackers sent in over a year ago -- and people are still asking every single one of them. What You'll Walk Away With The house down payment question: why OG flips it around and asks what happens if the market is down 20% when you need the money -- and how the answer tells you exactly what to do Why the juice-worth-the-squeeze question matters more than the optimal investment question when your timeline is three to five years How inherited IRAs actually work: the 10-year rule, required minimum distributions, what happens when multiple siblings inherit the same account, and when it might make sense to just pay the tax and be done with it Why a spouse inheriting an IRA follows completely different rules -- and why you cannot add to an inherited IRA even if you don't have one of your own The single person's financial plan: why…
Hosts: Joe, OG
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