"How much do I need to retire at 60?" It depends on how much you spend. There's no single magic number, but here's some math from @KristinInvests on what annual spending might be supported using hypothetical portfolio sizes from $2M to $15M.
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With SpaceX, OpenAI, etc. set to IPO, 2026 may be a landmark year for employees with stock.
@KristinInvests created a pre-IPO financial planning checklist for @Forbes covering what employees with equity should be do before their company goes public: https://t.co/iuveYTwuHx
What is direct indexing — and how are HNW investors using it to generate tax alpha? By harvesting losses from individual stocks, not an ETF. @Kristininvests explains the mechanics and how it works with a cash windfall. https://t.co/Ms1PRiwkLx
#1 Tax Planning Tip for Employees with Equity: Before selling in an IPO or tender offer, find out if your shares qualify to be 100% tax-free (up to $10M or $15M) using the Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) tax exemption. https://t.co/TCoTL4o90N
The REVERSE rollover is the magic eraser for IRA tax headaches caused by non-deductible contributions. If done successfully, it means no more pro-rata rule, double taxation, or endless recordkeeping.
Lifestyle inflation can be a double-edged sword: it means less money leftover today to invest for the future and greater income needs in retirement.
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Pre-tax versus Roth 401(k): which is better? If you're in a higher tax bracket now compared to retirement, then taking a tax deduction today is often more valuable. https://t.co/IPSJC3Jmnu