Uh, what? Your growth in 401ks isn't taxed at all. Disbursements 40 years later are. This is an INSANELY good deal if you rebalance your funds at all (and you should). It allows principle to compound tax free. If you want to invest outside a 401k...go ahead.https://twitter.com/ChroniclesNate/status/1151293948268294145 …
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2/ Have you run a spreadsheet on that? I have, and the math strongly STRONGLY suggests that paying the tax later is the much smarter option.https://twitter.com/ChroniclesNate/status/1181897885874556928?s=19 …
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3/ Finance maven has tagged into the "but 401ks suck!!!" thread and is beating up the e-book grifters with hard data. It's glorious.https://twitter.com/AyeshaSelden/status/1182097530399662080?s=19 …
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Would love to see it. In the meantime, the April 2019 Newsletter on the TSP website highlights ALL of the expenses charged (admin AND to the investment manager). If you had 100% of your money in the most expensive fund available, it would’ve cost the participant .073% lol.
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