In this episode we answer emails from Anderson, Camille, and Chris.  We discuss and HSA vs. a Roth IRA for a lower-taxed earner, the tax, brokerage account, and portfolio considerations for a globe-trotting Canadian, and the gestalt of this podcast.

Links:

Father McKenna Center Donation Page:  Donate - Father McKenna Center

Portfolio Charts Portfolio Matrix:  Portfolio Matrix – Portfolio Charts

Amusing Unedited AI-Bot Summary:

Imagine navigating the world of international investment with the finesse of a seasoned traveler—all while balancing the priorities of a large family. Join me on Risk Parity Radio, where we explore Anderson's financial journey. With six kids and a modest income, Anderson seeks guidance on whether to prioritize his HSA or Roth IRA. We dissect the advantages and pitfalls of each option, examining long-term growth and inheritance implications, and offering a balanced approach to alleviate his concerns. Spoiler: a Roth IRA might just be his golden ticket.

As you contemplate international retirement, consider the intricate dance of managing a portfolio across borders. We discuss the indispensable role of a savvy accountant to navigate tax complexities and the potential necessity of relocating assets to sidestep onerous US regulations. Discover how Interactive Brokers can be your go-to platform for seamless international transactions and learn from real-world investment scenarios, like the unpredictable journey with MGK and real estate ventures. Our strategic planning insights will steer you clear of unreliable assets, paving a path to financial independence.

Trading stock charts for crystal balls, we venture into forecasting with a twist—relying on historical data instead of mere speculation. By leveraging portfolio matrices, we guide you through the labyrinth of investment possibilities beyond traditional stocks and bonds. Balance simplicity with complexity as you craft a robust portfolio that withstands market volatility. And as always, we cap off with a dose of humor—a nod to Monty Python’s "silly place"—reminding you that while we’re serious about finance, we’re equally serious about having a good laugh.

Support the show