After doing some reading on these forums and Financial Samurai, I realized that opening a Roth IRA back about 7 years ago was a good decision in that I was saving retirement money, but examining pros and cons now that I have done more research suggests that a Traditional IRA may be a better move since I want to move towards FI in the next 10 years or so.
My Roth IRA balance now is about $22k. I am considering opening a Traditional IRA and only contributing to that (as opposed to the Roth) from here on out.
Any advice from the MMM community on where I should move that $22k? For discussion purposes, assume that about $5k is gains that I couldn't touch and $17k is principal that I've put into the account.
Other notes (to head off any questions suggesting that I should be doing stuff other than Roth IRA):
-I am sitting on a lot of cash (>$200k) so I don't need to create an emergency fund (cash pile is a topic for another post).
-I maxed out my 401k contributions for 2014 and have maxed out 2015 already and will continue doing so in future years...previously (Pre-MMM days) I only put in enough to get 100% match.
-I have a SEP-IRA with another business of mine (just opened last year, hope to increase contribution to $10-15k depending on business revenue since tops out at 25% of income)