Lucesco asked:


Buying a home, even with the downturn in the market, is still the most successful way to invest money. But I don’t make enough money to both save for much of a down payment and still put much money aside for retirement. So how do I choose where to put what money I don’t need to live on?

Ana

Nadeem M asked:


When someone dies, leaving an estate to their beneficiary, it could include stocks, bonds, investment accounts, retirements, real property, etc.

I believe everything under $2 million passes to the heirs without any tax obligation. (Is this correct?)

My question is about the tax-deferred retirement accounts (non-ROTH) that collect ordinary income tax when you draw the funds. Would this tax be required from the heirs?

Thanks.

Martin