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Originally posted by: DaveSimmons
Originally posted by: serialkiller
is there a certain company i should go with for a IRA roth? My dad uses Principal so I was going to go that way. Any opinions?

Sorry to thread jack OP, my opinion the roth will probably pay off in the end....
vanguard.com and VFINX.

S&P 500 index mutual funds are the benchmark that almost every other investment compares themselves to trying to convince you they are better, while using some carefully selected time period and/or ignoring their much higher risk.

An S&P 500 fund is a great long-term, low-risk investment and a great first investment before diversifying into worldwide and small-cap funds.

PS - nice link redgtxdi, I should get that for my brother who currently has his IRA funds invested in bank CDs(!)

Awesome, Thanks... now that is what I call useful info / great opinion
 
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