Hello, Mustachians!
Long time reader, first time poster. Thanks to the great advice here, I'm able to downshift and take a lower stress, lower paying job to preserve what sanity I have left. The new job has a meh 401k plan (graduated vesting over 6 years, not the most competitive fees, but a decent match, etc.), so I was planning to do the following strategy:
1. Contribute to the 401K plan up to the match.
2. Max out on the Roth IRA
3. Throw any excess into the mortgage (I have $163,000 on the mortgage and no other debt)
Other items: I'm 42 years old and have over $1M in the 'stash, so that's why I decided to focus on mortgage paydown instead of additional investing at this stage. This job will a holding place for a few years as I lay the groundwork for the next stage of my life.
Does this sound like a good strategy? Anything else I should consider? Thank you for your help!