#Portfolio #backtest updated to September '26, August for the House Price Index. The only place where you can backtest 76 major asset classes since 1970.
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The 120% Mid Term rate used in 72(t) So-SEPP calculators for October is 5.54% was 5.23% the previous month.
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Today's #Gold top looks exactly like the 1980's top
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#Portfolio #backtest updated to August '26, July for the house price index. The only place where you can backtest 76 major asset classes since 1970.
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#Portfolio #backtest updated to July '26, June for the house price index. The only place where you can backtest 76 major asset classes since 1970.
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The 120% Mid Term rate used in 72(t) So-SEPP calculators for July is 5.22% was 5.22% the previous month.
#Portfolio #backtest updated to June '26, May for house price index. The only place where you can backtest 76 major asset classes since 1970. Enjoy!
The 120% Mid Term rate used in 72(t) So-SEPP calculators for June is 5.22% was 4.97% the previous month.
Try our Income Tax Calculator!
Save & Share scenarios and experiment with the charting tools. Examples on the main tool page are a great starting point.
Pair it with professional advice for major decisions, as with any tax tool.
Income tax calculator Tax Maps were updated with the Effective Marginal Rate (EMR) calculations.
Blog post that details the capabilities is out as well:
Building Wade Pfau style Tax Maps with Princeton Asset’s Income Tax Calculator.
Enjoy!
I'm almost convinced that for early retirees on ACA Roth conversions do not make sense if baseline income under 400% FPL. A >17.5% EMR on conversion is the equivalent of a > $216K RMD in today's money.
As we finish up tax maps & EMR implementation. We designed an innovative charting solution which AIs describe as: a monotone piecewise-affine operator with logarithmic tail extension under a lower-bounded central interval constraint and asymmetric
extremum-normalized allocation.
The Paradox of the "Accidental Passive" Investor
Per Vanguard research:
- day-traders whose messy active funds happen to match a total market cap index are "passive."
- but disciplined investors using a fixed-weight, low-cost index fund portfolio are "active."
Setting the Record Straight: The Truths About Index Fund Investing
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Are Total Market Index Funds Passive, or Just the Default Benchmarks?
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