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What type of retirement savings with no Earned Income
I am currently disabled on a Long term disability payment each month and a pension from another former employer.
I am able to invest about $450 or so each month as I need to enhance my retirement savings for later in life as I could live another 30 years or so. (I am not drawing social security, etc. as I am not still within "shooting range" of 62.) Any recommendations besides regular mutual funds or the regular tax free investments that I can invest in so as to draw a higher return? Thank you. |
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