Khan Academy – Roth IRAs

by | Nov 12, 2022 | Vanguard IRA | 8 comments

Khan Academy – Roth IRAs




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8 Comments

  1. David Hyatt

    He reposted this video and never read his comments obviously lol..

  2. TayaSeattle

    3,400 * 2 never = 7,800

  3. UnitedPebbles

    What? It is like a Hollywood!

  4. UnitedPebbles

    Hmm, did I just saw a stream of posts "Where is this company at? I wanted to work there?" Well lucky you….

  5. UnitedPebbles

    Take home pay with a bag of BigMac sounded good to some people! how about free rent at the company's parking lots and provided with furnishing custom RV's? what? ain't it cool? and company provided high fence and, and, …did I mention security gated entrances with, with barbed wires and siren available 24/7.

  6. UnitedPebbles

    So working for minimum wage and then awarded with $30K valued of goods but are now used and valueless at the end of the year sounded better?
    Company's BMW 200K miles plus well maint. fleet are the bomb!! minus the insurance!

  7. UnitedPebbles

    Sudden the idea of getting a yearly bonus with company properties sounded good to you? what? upgrade are tax deductible, part of cost?

  8. Nathan Scott

    Yea, the final conclusion is wrong because of the 3400 x 2 = 7800 error.

    This is a pretty fundamental misunderstanding. If you are making a very high income now and are taxed at say 35%, you will likely not be making that much after you retire. So a traditional IRA is better because you are getting a slightly lower rate.

    If you are making a fairly low income right now and getting taxed at only 20% then the Roth is probably better because you may be in a higher bracket later, or need cash.

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