Well the issue with a “medical retirement” plan is just turn on the TV. Seems like there is a ever growing desire to go to a government Medicare system. Not my wishes but what happens to our money in say 10-15 years from now if that becomes a reality?
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lots of good points made on both sides, I agree with many of you. We need to see the fine print. Details really matter in this not just a few bullet points. So far I’m leaning against this. Call me old fashioned but I still like the “tax me now and let me control my money” philosophy. For some of us it’s not just about retirement. I’m trying to fill up my kids funds, pay off the mortgage sooner, etc and while the tax on that last few $ is high, it’s mine to allocate as I wish.