> There seems to be no benefit in using any tax advantaged accounts if, say for instance, you wanted to retire at 35.
Only if you don’t plan on living past 59. You still need to save for your post 59 life even if you begin retirement at 35. With a 401k, you still have something for later, if you can retire at 35, it isn’t wise to start tapping all your saved resources early.
Only if you don’t plan on living past 59. You still need to save for your post 59 life even if you begin retirement at 35. With a 401k, you still have something for later, if you can retire at 35, it isn’t wise to start tapping all your saved resources early.