tiaa i think that is a 403 b , technically. i don't know. with my available funds, where should i prioritize my investments with matching investments with my new company or by focusing on my ira that i have already established going forward? guest: great question. unfortunately i do not want to , give any investment advice. i am not an investment advisor. but i do encourage you to talk , to your new employer. see what resources they have for you. yes, most likely it is a form 403 b plan if it is administered by tiaa. see what resources are available to you. it is probably working with a financial advisor to take into account all your assets and figuring out where you should prioritize yourself financially over the coming years to set yourself up for a great retirement. host: the truth is for someone that age with the potential of 50 or more years until retirement, a substantial amount of money could be squirreled away. guest: once you hit age 50, there are catch-up contributions. you are able to currently in 2022 max out upwards of $20,500 i