Living on Less
A couple shares their remarkable journey of living on just $30,000 a year while strategically managing their tax liabilities. By utilizing 72 T distributions and careful planning, they navigate their finances with impressive efficiency, often staying within the 10% tax bracket. Their story highlights the power of financial foresight and the potential for a fulfilling life on a modest budget.In this clip
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If together we have an income of $210,000 and are maxing out our 401(k)s, does that make our MAGI $164,000 and therefore eligible to write off pre-tax traditional IRA contributions?
If we have a combined income of $210,000 and are maxing out our 401(k)s, does that make our MAGI $164,000 and therefore eligible to write off pre-tax traditional IRA contributions?
If we have an income of $210,000 and are maxing out our 401(k)s, does that make our MAGI $164,000 and therefore eligible to write off pre-tax traditional IRA contributions?