I did a couple hypothetical moves and calculated how much tax I would be paying in each place. Some of the results might surprise you.
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How to Manage Tax Diversification Like a Boss
If you want to retire with the most money, look at creating different accounts that will give you access to tax-free money, tax-deferred money and some taxable money. This will allow you to draw from all three types of accounts in retirement, keeping your taxable income low and ensuring you pay minimal taxes on your tax-deferred money.
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How Much Did I Pay? 2018 Tax Report
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More Tax-Protected Space in 2018
Let’s dive into the new tax code and take a look at a few major sections to see what has changed, and maybe what hasn’t.
Are Your Taxes Going Up?
Before this nex tax bill is fully implemented, let’s take a look at some key points and see what they could mean for you in the future.
Charitable Donations For The Win
Many lawyers don’t even realize how many things can be considered charitable donations each year. Don’t miss out an opportunity to cut down your taxes with these tips.
The 529 Hack You’re Not Using
Worried about rising school costs? Check out this 529 loophole to effectively save money on your education.
Getting Married and Taxes
Getting married soon? Congratulations! Now let’s take a look at how this will effect your taxes.
The Roth IRA Conversion Ladder
Worried about accessing your money after you’ve put it away but before you’re ready to retire? Here is one way to circumvent that and put your mind at ease.
Funding a 529 Plan Before Having Kids
As the cost for college continues to skyrocket, don’t wait until your child is thinking about high school to start putting away for their college fund. Here are some reasons why saving in advance will work out to your advantage.
