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    Viewing category: Tax Advantaged

    Is Your 401(k) Naughty Or Nice?

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    Thanks to all the extra time away from work, our family is taking a few days of vacation before seeing relatives for Christmas. I wasn’t planning to publish anything this week until one of my affiliate partners* shared a cool holiday-themed infographic about 401(k)s. Before reading the infographic (below), check out this free deal they’re offering…

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    10 Life-Altering Money Moves You Can Start Today

    By Retire Before Dad

    Very few decisions during your time on this earth actually change the trajectory of your life. After a party in 2007, I scanned the huge Evite email list to try to find a woman I met there. Then I ‘stalked’ her on Facebook and asked her out. We have three kids together now. Though truly…

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    Why Your 401(k) Is Broken (And How To Fix It)

    By Retire Before Dad

    My 401(k) savings grew to a plump 6-figure level after 14 years of participating in my employer’s plan. For 13 of those years, it was a very crappy 401(k) plan due to poor fund selection, high expense ratios (fees), and third-party adviser fees. The third party did nothing after 2004. But they still took fees every…

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    6 Habits of Above Average Retirement Savers

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    Some exciting news to share with you today. Back in May, I was approached by US News & World Report to become a regular contributor to their On Retirement blog. Since then, I’ve been writing new content about retirement and money once or twice a month.  As of today, I’ve written six articles for US…

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    Save More Money With These 15+ Tax-Friendly Accounts

    By Retire Before Dad

    The U.S. tax code is filled with a mind-boggling array of tax-avoidance tools including tax-friendly accounts, loopholes, and special favors to various constituents. The primary intent of the tax code is to collect money, but the politicians who shape it add in a bunch of cheats and easter eggs that lower the amount of tax they…

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    Filed Under: Featured, Investing, Personal Finance, Tax Advantaged Tagged With: rockstar finance, taxes

    Spousal Roth IRA – Double Your Tax-Advantaged Savings

    By Retire Before Dad

    We opened a spousal Roth IRA in my wife’s name in 2013 and contributed $5,500 to both her’s and my Roth that year. We’ll continue to contribute the full amount to both of our IRA’s every year going forward, as long as we don’t hit any income limits. Mrs. RBD works her ass off as…

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    Utilize the Roth IRA for Early Retirement

    By Retire Before Dad

    Are you interested in learning about using the Roth IRA for early retirement? Anyone seeking financial independence must understand how to utilize the Roth IRA for early retirement in the context of their own retirement plan. Its usage will not be the same for everyone. Government incentives and laws consequently shape and complicate all of our…

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