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Advice for self employed

I'd stick it in an ETF (exchange traded fund) that tracks the S&P 500 - I invest in SPY. A Roth IRA is probably best, but an IRA would work as well.

Since you're starting late the key is saving as much as you can. Since you're starting with nothing at 47 a good target would be 20% of your income. I know that's a steep number right now, but the more you can save now the easier it will be for you to actually retire at some point.
 
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I agree with investing in real estate and dividend stocks. But pay off debt first & don't plan to invest the money you set aside for real estate or stocks untill the market corrects itself.

Everything is overvalued and unless the stock is a dividend aristocrat that pays more interst % than your loans I'd pass on it. Read into a Roth IRA, tax free growth on dividend reinvestments.

If you want to move, keep your current residence as rental for future income.
 
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