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Yahoo
12 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
38-Year-Old Asks Suze Orman Where To Move His Roth 401(k) — She Says Avoid This One Option
Knowing what to do with a 401(k) after leaving a job can feel overwhelming — especially for younger workers planning long-term. That's why a listener named Robert reached out to Suze Orman's "Women & Money" podcast for guidance on what to do with his Roth 401(k) if he ever leaves his company. Robert, 38, said he's been with his employer for 12 years and doesn't plan to leave anytime soon. Still, he wondered if he ever leaves his job, should he eventually roll his money into a Roth IRA, move it into a new employer's Roth 401(k), or just leave it where it is? Here's what Orman had to say — and the one move she advised him to avoid. Don't Miss: 'Scrolling To UBI' — Deloitte's #1 fastest-growing software company allows users to earn money on their phones. Maker of the $60,000 foldable home has 3 factory buildings, 600+ houses built, and big plans to solve housing — Orman didn't offer a one-size-fits-all answer but made it clear that one option was off the table. "Should you roll the money into a Roth 401(k) at a new company? No," she said. Instead, she encouraged Robert to either leave the money in his current Roth 401(k) or roll it into a Roth IRA, depending on what he feels most comfortable with at the time. Her reasoning? Over time, Robert could accumulate a large balance in his 401(k), possibly a million dollars or more. Liquidating and transferring that amount later might feel daunting, especially if he's unfamiliar with investment options in the new plan. Trending: Maximize saving for your retirement and cut down on taxes: . If Robert leaves his job, he'll typically have four options: cash out, leave the money in his old plan, roll it into a Roth IRA, or roll it into a new employer's Roth 401(k). Orman ruled out that last option, so let's look closer at the two she suggested. Leaving the Money in Your Roth 401(k) If the current 401(k) plan offers low-cost investment options and solid performance, leaving the funds where they are could make sense. In her blog, Orman mentions that larger companies often negotiate lower fees — sometimes under 0.20% in expense ratios — which can help preserve returns over time. The downside? You'll have to manage multiple accounts if you switch employers later. That can make retirement planning more complex down the road. Rolling Into a Roth IRA The other path Orman supports is rolling the funds into a Roth IRA. This option can give you greater control over your investments and simplify your portfolio if you're managing several old accounts. But beware: as a Pew Research study highlights, some IRA versions of the same funds found in a 401(k) can carry higher fees, which can cost investors thousands over time if not carefully managed. To keep costs low, Orman recommends using discount brokerages and investing in low-cost index funds or rolling over your 401(k) can streamline your retirement accounts, there are some pitfalls to avoid: Indirect Rollovers: These involve receiving a check and reinvesting the money yourself within 60 days. If you miss the deadline, you may face taxes and penalties. Higher Fees: Not all IRAs are created equal. Make sure to research expense ratios and investment options before making a move. Losing Employer-Only Investment Options: Some 401(k) plans include investment choices you won't find in an IRA or new employer's plan. For Robert — and anyone considering what to do with their Roth 401(k) — the best choice depends on comfort level, investment familiarity, and fees. Orman's guidance is clear: Avoid rolling it into a new employer's plan. Instead, evaluate whether to keep it where it is or roll it into a low-cost Roth IRA that gives you more control and flexibility. As always, it pays to compare your options carefully before making a decision. Read Next:Deloitte's fastest-growing software company partners with Amazon, Walmart & Target – Image: Shutterstock UNLOCKED: 5 NEW TRADES EVERY WEEK. Click now to get top trade ideas daily, plus unlimited access to cutting-edge tools and strategies to gain an edge in the markets. Get the latest stock analysis from Benzinga? APPLE (AAPL): Free Stock Analysis Report TESLA (TSLA): Free Stock Analysis Report This article 38-Year-Old Asks Suze Orman Where To Move His Roth 401(k) — She Says Avoid This One Option originally appeared on © 2025 Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
The Irish Sun
20 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Shock Emmerdale exit as soap legend leaves just days after returning
THERE was yet another shock in Emmerdale with an exit as a soap legend left the dales again just days after making a dramatic return. Viewers tuned into the long-running ITV soap to see Aaron Dingle (Danny Miller) tie the knot with John Sugden ( Advertisement 7 Robert Sugden was sent back to prison just days after his return Credit: ITV 7 He tried to stop the wedding of John Sugden and Aaron Dingle Credit: ITV Aaron's ex-husband Robert ( He was previously seen on-screen when he was sent down for the murder of Lee, who raped his sister Victoria ( The character was sentenced to fourteen years without parole and he was transferred to a different prison that was far away from the village. However, Robert was released early and he found out about Aaron's wedding on social media. Advertisement READ MORE ON EMMERDALE He admitted that he still loved Aaron and the pair kissed on the bridge, before he got into a fight with John. On tonight's episode that was uploaded to ITVX, Robert will make another exit. After Aaron chooses to go through with the wedding to John, Robert is arrested for breaking the terms of his licence. Suspecting that John reported his half-brother to the police for missing his first probation meeting, he soon gets dragged back to prison. Advertisement Most read in Soaps Exclusive Spoiler He calls Victoria who is celebrating the wedding of her other brother from the Woolpack. Although Robert reminds her that he and Aaron once took their vows in front of the village residents, she urges him to admit defeat. Emmerdale shock return as Aaron's wedding to serial killer is gatecrashed by ex She tells him that ultimately, Aaron chose John, but Robert was not having it, as he replied: "For now maybe." Victoria then asks how long he will remain behind bars, to which he says: "For a while maybe. Advertisement "I guess you should use this time to put it all behind you, admit that you've lost and move on." Robert then put the phone down and disgruntledly made his way back to his cell. Aaron Dingle's biggest storylines The character Aaron Dingle (formerly Livesy) made his Emmerdale debut all the way back in 2003. Current actor Danny Miller took on the role in 2008. Here are some of Aaron's biggest soap storylines over the years. McFarlane family: After Aaron returns to the village in 2008, he is arrested by Ross Kirk (Samuel Anderson) for possession of drugs. His mother Coming to terms with his homosexuality: Initially, Aaron Romantic advance towards Adam Barton: At one point, Aaron begins dating Holly Barton (Sophie Powles) and befriends Child sexual abuse: In 2015, it was revealed Aaron had been sexually abused by his father Gordon (Gary Mavers) when he was from the age of 8 before Gordon kicked him out. Ultimately, Gordon was imprisoned years later - but took his own life while in prison. Relationship with Jackson Walsh: Aaron and Jackson Walsh (Marc Silcock) started dating after a tumultuous start to knowing each other. Their story ultimately ended in heartbreak, as Jackson died by assisted suicide. Suicide attempt: A harrowing storyline from 2010 saw a then-teenage Aaron attempt to take his own life. Relationship with Robert Sugden: Aaron and long-standing character Robert Sugden were romantically linked following the latter's return in 2014. Nicknamed "Robron", the pair married in 2018, however, Robert exited the soap in 2019. This is sure to be a shock to viewers as it was previously revealed that A source said: "It will soon become clear that Robert's freedom isn't all that it seems and he will end up back behind bars for a little while. Advertisement "His full-time return will come later in the summer and it's set to be explosive." The 7 Robert was last seen being sent down for murder Credit: ITV 7 After getting into a fight with John, Robert was left defeated after he failed to stop the wedding Credit: ITV Advertisement 7 He was then arrested for breaking the terms of his liscence Credit: ITV 7 Victoria spoke to her brother over the phone as she urged him to take time to reflect Credit: ITV 7 Robert was left disgruntled in prison as his sibling told him to accept defeat Credit: ITV Emmerdale continues on ITV1 and you can stream the soap on ITVX. Advertisement
Dominion Post
a day ago
- Sport
- Dominion Post
Olana Lynn Hedrick-Sheaffer
Olana Lynn 'Tick' Hedrick-Sheaffer, 75, of Altoona, passed away Tuesday, May 27, 2025. She was born in Fairmont, a daughter of the late Olan G. 'Oley' Hedrick and Yvonne Little married Albert A. Sheaffer July 15, are her husband, Al; sister, Jan Bachowski (Gary) of Sarasota, Fla.; niece, Ashley Reinhold (Chris) and their children, Taylor, Kai and Lilly; nephew, G. Jake Bachowski (Gianna) and their children, Luna, Capri and Olan; cousin, David Little (Marsha); Jeffrey and Cathy Bathgate (sister-in-law) and their children, Andy, Stacey and Stephanie, and their families in Mechanicsburg, Pa.; special friends: Chris and Mickey Sisto and dog, Kaley of Hollidaysburg, Pa.; Becky Snyder in West Virginia; Rhonda Shawley and family of Hollidaysburg; Fredina Ingold and family of State College, Pa.; Donna Tremmel of Duncansville, Pa.; Darren and Cindy Kester of Huntingdon, Pa. and family; and Kristen Martin and Pam was a 1967 graduate of East Fairmont High School. She earned her B.S. in 1971, M.S. in 1973 and graduated with her M.S. in Physical Education and Sport Science respectively from West Virginia University. She earned a National Athletic Training Certification in was an instructor in kinesiology at Penn State Altoona for 35 years (retired in 2009). She was the women's volleyball coach for 28 years, the men's club volleyball coach for six years and the women's tennis and basketball coach for one teams earned 13 Commonwealth Campus titles, eight Western PA Conference titles and four PA State Conference was Conference Coach of the Year 11 times, with a 505-175 record in her 1995 volleyball team was inducted into the inaugural Penn State Altoona Athletics Hall of Fame in was a member of the Irvin Stewart Society and a life member of the WVU Alumni Society. In 2017, she was inducted into the WVU College of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences Hall of was a member of Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honorary, a member of the Ivyside Society of Penn State Altoona and a 1997 recipient of the Robert J. Scannell Roll of Honor award for outstanding service to the Commonwealth Education System in Recreation and Sports at Penn State 2023, she was inducted into the Penn State Altoona Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of was a member of the National Athletic Training Association for 25 years, a member of the American Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance for more than 30 years and a volunteer for the American Red Cross for more than 20 her retirement years, Tick was a member of Scotch Valley Country Club and enjoyed traveling with her husband, was a member of Altoona First Church of the Brethren, 510 Fifth Street, Altoona, where a memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, May 30, with the Rev. Gary Koontz officiating.A Celebration of Life is planned to be held at a future time. Arrangements are by Myers-Somers Funeral Home Inc., 501 Sixth Avenue, Altoona.
Daily Mirror
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
'Robert's return on Emmerdale will go down in soap history as best surprise'
Did I ever think I'd be writing about a Robert Sugden return in 2025? Absolutely not. Emmerdale pulled off the biggest soap surprise when Ryan Hawley reprised his role after six years. There was everything from, codenames on set - Marco, Aaron's Italian boyfriend from his travels - and secret entrances to ensure the news didn't get out. Even a potential leak didn't reveal all about Robert's return. What was described as a brief stint - and certainly framed that way - had everyone thinking Robert would just be another of John Sugden's nightmares. But Robert is here to stay. Ryan confirmed to The Mirror exclusively that his stay in the Dales would not be a brief one, not a passing moment, but for an extended period - leaving Robron fans, no doubt, overjoyed. Ryan told us: "The secret is out today! My character is returning permanently and not just for Aaron and John's wedding. I am back for good, and I am so excited to be playing Robert again. "I have had a few calls over the past six years to see how I would feel about reprising the role, but it never felt quite right. Recently, while I was living in Brazil with my family, where we had been for the past year, Danny texted to see how I would feel. We've always kept in touch, and after a lot of thought, I told him, 'Yeah, I am up for it.' I then got a call swiftly from the producers, and it went from there. The timing felt right for us to not only move back to Britain, but also for me to come back to Emmerdale. Enough time has passed, and with this big wedding storyline, it is the right time for Robert to cause chaos and huge drama!" Never has a soap pulled off such a cleverly kept secret. It will be something that will be spoken about for a long time amongst soap fans, as the speculation continues to grow about Robert's true intentions and just why he is back. Robron understandably means everything to the fans of Emmerdale, a storyline - a couple - that was cut way too short before its time. And now, there is the potential for them to finally rekindle things, but will it go back to how it was? It remains to be seen whether Aaron will choose John for all his flaws or whether Robert will steal his heart once more. However, it ends - Aaron has a big choice to make but maybe it's best we leave this with Robert's words? "I'm not asking you to choose me, I'm asking you to choose us". And isn't that how all great love stories truly begin...
Yahoo
a day ago
- General
- Yahoo
Last Wisconsin student in National Spelling Bee one letter short of making finals, places 10th
Wisconsin's last remaining student in the 2025 Scripps National Spelling Bee was eliminated in the final round of the semifinals on May 28 in National Harbor, Maryland. It took the word "Allobroges" to take out New Berlin seventh grader Ethan Robert, who tied for 10th place in the nationwide competition that started with 243 students and is celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2025. And he only missed the correct spelling by one letter, replacing the last "o" with an "i." Throughout the semifinals, he correctly spelled "acetarious" (used in salads) and "vibices" (a linear subcutaneous extravasation of blood). He also correctly described the word "thermophilic" (of, relating to, or being an organism growing at a high temperature). During the quarterfinals earlier on May 28, the New Berlin Eisenhower Middle/High School student correctly spelled "metanym," answered the vocabulary question for the word "albatross," a large seabird, and spelled "adobo," a dish of Spanish origin consisting of meat marinated in a spicy sauce, browned and then simmered in the marinade. During the preliminary rounds on May 27, Robert correctly spelled the word "promyshlennik," meaning Russian trappers and fur traders of Siberia and Alaska. Another Wisconsin speller, Appleton sixth grader Jacob Martonito, correctly spelled his first-round preliminary word but was eliminated on a vocabulary question in the second round on May 27. Martonito, who attends Appleton Classical School, correctly spelled "Makgadikgadi Pans," the name of a Botswana basin filled with salt beds. However, he incorrectly answered a vocabulary question on the word "ingenuous." According to competition's website, Robert loves watching sports (especially the NFL), doing taekwondo, math and geography, hanging out with friends and online gaming. He also enjoys reading and listed the Percy Jackson series as his favorite book. Contact Claudia Levens at clevens@ Follow her on X at @levensc13. This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: New Berlin student places 10th in National Spelling Bee
