IFB245: Should You Max Out Your 401k + Resources to Learn More About Dividends

Welcome to the Investing for Beginners podcast. In today’s show, we answer four great listener questions:

·      Would it better to max out your 401k before investing in a brokerage account?

·      How to best use a 529 plan

·      Are there any books to help you get started in dividend investing?

·      Is there an easy way to track dividends?

·      When should I am to withdraw dividend income instead of reinvesting?

·      What is your assessment of Berkshire Hathaway as an investment?

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