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    Scott Hanson, CFP

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    Financial Advisor and Co-Founder, Hanson McClain Advisors

    Scott Hanson, CFP, answers your questions on a variety of topics and also co-hosts a weekly call-in radio program. Visit HansonMcClain.com to ask a question or to hear his show. Follow him on Twitter at @scotthansoncfp.

    Latest articles by Scott Hanson, CFP

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    A 401(k) for a New College Grad? Yes!

    investing Better still If the employer offers a Roth option. The money inside the plan will grow tax-deferred, and with the Roth, it can be withdrawn tax-free in retirement.

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      Should You Save for Retirement in a 401(k) or Roth IRA?

      retirement All things being equal, saving the maximum into a Roth option provides the greatest chance of high, after-tax income during retirement.

      By Scott Hanson, CFP Published 25 June 15

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      Should You Save for Retirement or Pay Off Your Mortgage?

      retirement If you are in a high tax bracket, max out your 401(k), earmarking some of those dollars for a future payoff.

      By Scott Hanson, CFP Published 22 May 15

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