u/Intrepid_Hat_7692

Hello! Got a quick question, so I maxed out my Roth IRA for this year ($7,500) and have a total of 14K in my Roth. I have a pretty good income and moved back home after graduating college so I’m able to save a substantial amount of money. I already have set aside an emergency fund and six months of living expenses. Given this, would it be wise to open up a traditional investment account to put any extra remaining money that I have? My Roth is through Schwab and I can easily add an extra account. I understand that this will be taxed as income when I retire. Just been wanting to try to make up for the fact that I didn’t max out my Roth for the past couple years. Thanks everyone!

Thinking of switching over to Chase as there is more locations near where I live. I have a checking, savings and credit card with Wells Fargo. I was curious if Wells Fargo offers retention offers. Just wanted to reach out and see if that’s something that’s offered. Thanks!