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Thank you all for the posts. I forwarded this thread to my buddy, and he was very appreciative!

Can an Admin please move this to the Personanl Finance Sub-forum? Thank you.

Long story short. My buddy has not paid federal taxes during the entire year on his income. He either forgot to check a box or their was a computer glitch. He expects to owe approximately $10k and expects to receive a minimal state refund. What is his best course of action? He's concerned about inte...

Johm221122 wrote:A little aggressive but good,I like G fund for bonds and F fund is also great choice
A written investment plan may help
http://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Investme ... _Statement
Hope this bumps you up
John

Thank you. I will work on this.

Thank you very much for the advice. I agree that maintaining asset allocation between the Roth and TSP may be difficult given due to the additional contributions.

Emergency funds: Three to six months of expenses (Looking to boost this to 6 months – Vested Federal Employee) Debt: No credit card debt, car loan, or mortgage. I owe approximately $55,000 to my parents for school. They took out a home equity line of credit at 2-3% (I believe it’s variable). Two mon...

For the last 2 and a half years I have been enrolled in Georgetown's Master in Professional Studies Real Estate Program and I have completed five of the ten classes. I have been on a part-time basis since I work full-time for the federal government. They have been generous enough to pay for one work...

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Skip the bonds till you're 30.

If I was sell some of the coins, I may reduce the "investment" PCGS MS69 eagles and hold my collectible coins for a longer period of time.

I could either add to my roth and contribute more to my TSP.

Or save for law school/house? yikes.

I'm 22 years old and work for the Federal Government. I owe 40,000 to my parents for college (they took out a HELOC prime rate - very low ) and 8,000 in Federal loans (fixed 6.8%-ouch). I've been paying both back steadily $300 a month to my parents and $200 towards the federal loans. The federal loa...