$5000 x 2 = $10,000 per year

assume they generate 12% interest

And which is the best company to work with? Which companies have the better plans with more options, etc?

Right now I’m being courted by NMFN and I already do a little business with Edward Jones (but not much).

I’m finally able to quit my job because I’m fully vested in the stock option plan. The amount of money it’s worth, assuming the $4000 annual investment limit on IRAs, would fund several of them. How many of the things can I have at once?

I’m nowhere near retirement age, so forget an annuity.

My main goal is to cash out some of the money so I can pay off a bunch of my debt and make my first house purchase more affordable. If there’s any other method to do so without incuring a bunch of penalities, I’d be happy to hear them.

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