Three things are certain in life: death, taxes, and a couple weekly articles from The Best Interest. Today we explore the intersection of two of the most important components of personal finances, taxes and investing and why you might save thousands of dollars off your tax bill.

 

Jesse tackles the topic of taxes from a few different angles: the most common mistakes in understanding taxes including tax brackets, how they work and why accepting a raise can’t decrease your take home pay, the RRTTLLU framework of assessing investments and taxes, the “real returns” of different tax-advantaged accounts, and a deep-dive lesson in capital gains taxes.

 

Mentions:

Capital Gains Taxes 101: https://bestinterest.blog/capital-gains-taxes-101/

Roth is Better Than Traditional: https://bestinterest.blog/roth-is-better-than-traditional/

How Do Taxes Affect Stock Return?: https://bestinterest.blog/how-do-taxes-affect-stock-returns/

RRTTLLU: https://bestinterest.blog/rrttllu/

15 Minutes Saving $120,000: https://bestinterest.blog/15-minutes-of-math/

How Do Tax Brackets Work?: https://bestinterest.blog/how-tax-brackets-work/

Reddit Investing Question: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-9EB24Y-ow0yutfVoWICM4We9p4m9b7C4JRoqKI9G_c/edit#gid=0

 

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