@cliffcornell_ Makes sense - but how often does a parent see that there will be ample leftovers in the account and yet isn't willing to draw some of it down for taxes? We recommend conversions for this reason, but the giftback feels a little awkward. Interested to hear about it in practice!!
@KettlebellDan@tonyennis@KettlebellDan your ancestors got drunk in public houses and then went out built nations. You post selfies on the internet and obsess over your health metrics. That's what @tonyennis is getting at.
Given that you commented on a graphic that starts with a $100k investment, no it's not obvious. And who is better off at age 80 - the client who had comprehensive planning from age 30, paying 1% when they had $100k in a Roth, or the client who had no access to help until they could afford a flat fee? It's not always A or B... depends on situation and the client.
@126613LBSUB@egr_investor This is a retarded tweet unless you clarify what the flat fee would be for $100k of asset management along with comprehensive planning. Less than $1k?
@KettlebellDan Just had my second whiskey in the past 3 months. In moderation, Alcohol is a blessing. Used regularly it causes more pain than joy. (I have never struggled with addiction here but I used to have a whiskey most nights... the new cadence is better)
I covered Jason Kidd when he played for the Nets. I know one of his childhood friends. I've been to his house, met his kids, then-wife, and Pilates Instructor. And I have insight from many people who worked with him in his coaching years. This is a great firing.
I talk to my LDS friends all the time about my honest belief that they are following a different Jesus. Not doing so would mean that I hate them, and because they are my friends, they know I don't - so we can just be honest. Saying we must agree and not discuss these things is the exact same thing the leftists do when they say you must only affirm someone if you love them.