Posted on Jun 24, 2015
Sgt Robert Novotny
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Good day fellow Sergeants!

I've began to focus my financial practice on veterans. I've had success planning for active duty and veterans alike, and would like to answer any questions you may have. My practice focuses on life insurance, disability insurance, and investing for retirement. Through this I've learned a lot about veteran benefits.

As always, Semper Fidelis!

--Rob Novotny
http://www.robertnovotny.nm.com
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Sgt Robert Novotny
Good day War Fighters,

I've began to focus my financial practice on veterans. I've had success planning for active duty and veterans alike, and would like to answer any questions you may have. My practice focuses on life insurance, disability insurance, and investing for retirement. Through this I've learned a lot about veteran benefits.

As always, Semper Fidelis!

--Rob Novotny
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Sgt Jay Jones
I if was still young. I would be investing in a Roth IRA. You still pay taxes on what you put in, however, you DO NOT PAY TAXES on what you take out the back end. If you invest $60,000 over a 30 year period and because of the market production you come out the back end with 500,000 you pay NO taxes on that money.
Sgt Robert Novotny
Sgt Robert Novotny
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Depending on the tax bracket you would be in has advantages to the Roth or to the Traditional. Personalized planning will be able to decipher which would be better for the client.

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