as many of us get (all to) closer and closer to retirement ... and,
generally could kick ourselves more and more for not paying more serious
attention to this matter earlier in our careers ... we face the fact that
there are a limited number of years to make your money work for you ...
before you have to start using it ... 

so, while this might not be a stat question per se (though we could
probably make it one) ... i ask this for general advice ... if you feel
your answer has no relevance to the list ... send me a personal note at ... 

<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 

here is the question

if you had 5- 10 years more ... in a salaried type of a position ... and,
had a general choice between 

A. putting what cash you could muster into the best non tax sheltered
investments you could (not the lowest nor the highest risk) ... where you
will have to pay tax on your gains each year ... 

or

B. putting that same amount (or maxing if you can) in employer deduction
oriented  tax sheltered investment strategies ... where you do NOT pay tax
on the gains each year and lower your taxable income ... 

which of these two general ways will tend to benefit the average joe or
sally ... the most? 

and, if there is not an answer to this ... tell me that too
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dennis roberts, penn state university
educational psychology, 8148632401
http://roberts.ed.psu.edu/users/droberts/droberts.htm


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