u/zoie07

Hi! We will be at Legoland Ca June 16-19. We will be staying at the Castle hotel. I already made a reservation for dinner at Bricks for our first night just to make it easy for all of us eventhough I've read so many negative things about. We'll just eat out for lunch and dinner. As for breakfast it is free right? Do I need to make reservations for it too? Or can we just go within the allotted time? How early can I make the reservation? It is my son's 6th birthday gift. We already purchased the birthday package thing that they have. Also any tips or suggestions are appreciated since it will be our first time.TIA

Hi! 37 yo here. I have about 28k in my rollover ira that I opened yesterday. Upon researching, I think i would invest 80% to FXAIX and 20% FZILX. Am I making the right choices? I am very new to this, so any input/suggestions are appreciated.

Hi! Needing to link my bank with fidelity. At first I tried our joint account( husband's and I's) but failed. I tried to google and read somewhere that I should be the primary holder. So then I tried linking my own checking account and was prompted with owner information doesn't match with the fidelity account and received an email about early warning. Upon checking my accounts, my bank account has my middle initial while my fidelity account doesn't have it. If I add my middle name on my fidelity account will it fix the issue? Also, on fidelity it is asking for middle name not initial. Will that still be an issue since bank account only shows middle initial?

I have a 401k from a previous job that I just recently rolled over to a traditional IRA. When I called Fidelity to do the rollover, I initially thought to open a Roth IRA and roll it over there. But I didn't know my 401k is pre-tax. So my only option is Traditional IRa. Is it good to open a Roth IRA as well? Or just keep contributing to the traditional one? Currently not working, so my contributions will be coming from my husband's income (married filing jointly). So, is it wise to have both traditional and roth? Pros and cons? Any advice is greatly appreciated❣️

Hi! I have been a SAHM since 2020. As of today, I have 28k in my 401k. I have no knowledge with 401k at all. So I didn't do anything with it since leaving work in 2020. Good thing my money has doubled since then. But my question is, do I just leave it there or is there anything else better to do? I don't know if I will be back to work in the future or not but for now my husband's and I's priority are our kids (5 and 2 yr olds). My husband would rather me not work though but I worry about my retirement. Any suggestions/advice is highly appreciated❣️