Other provisions include the increase of the unified credit limit, tax exclusion from the sale of a personal residence, tax relief for education and retirement savings, and a $1.3 million exclusion for farms and small businesses. [Pictured: President William Clinton and Vice President ...
1) If we decide to move away from our “perfect setup” in the city to live near either of our aging families, both of which live in rural areas, we would need to be able to both buy a vehicle and a home of some type. I have looked around, and it is not feasible to rent in...
I’ve been reading your site pretty intently but I have a few questions that do not seem to be addressed anywhere and I was hoping I can ask you by email. A bit about myself – I am in my late 30s and after years of medical training just started my first real job as a physician...
Part XV: Target Retirement Funds, the simplest path to wealth of all Part XVI: Index Funds are really just for lazy people, right? Part XVII: What if you can’t buy VTSAX? Or even Vanguard? Part XVII-B: ETF vs. Mutual Fund — What’s the Difference? Part XVIII: Investing in a ra...
But note, thisonly works withindex funds.Once “professional management” starts trying to beat the system, all bets are off. They can, and most often do, make things much worse and they always charge more fees to do it. We’ll talk a bit more about this in a later post. ...
Some readers may have access to HSAs. These can be extraordinary useful retirement tools, in addition to providing funds to cover health care costs. My pal, The Mad Fientist, has put together a terrific review on hacking your HSA:http://www.madfientist.com/ultimate-retirement-account/?utm_...