Would you attend a talk on the superpower of savings rate to help a late starter “Catch Up to FI”?
I get 5 slides and 5 minutes to get you to take action.
Title: STAT! From the Money “Pitt” to Financial Freedom: Transform Your Money Story at Any Age
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How much ordinary income will an early retiree need to pay a 10% effective (average) federal income tax rate in 2025?
Single: $71,300
Head of Household: $100,200
Married Filing Jointly: $142,600
How about a 20% effective federal income tax rate?
Single: $233,200
Head of Household: $268,700
Married Filing Jointly: $466,300
Looking at real math can ease fears about retirement tax planning.
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Hear me talk about my opinions on unfollowing people on Facebook at the end of this episode of Earn & invest.
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"Tail-end events are all that matter"
My bud @bbands has a quote along those lines (JB correct me pls!)...something like
"All the really useful information is in the tail...."
Great piece Morgan. 98% chance we've shared a chairlift and didn't know it, was in Tahoe at the time.
A long post about risk that I've been meaning to write for a while.
It's a personal story, something I haven't talked much about in 20 years.
The Three Sides of Risk
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Some Financial Lessons from the First Quarter of 2020 (incl. Jack Bogle’s Revenge) – Early Retirement Now buff.ly/3ckpvWu
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