asdfuadirea

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   by asdfuadirea 7y ago

   That's a rather big misstatement: most lower income people (most people in general actually) won't be investing post-tax, a 1099-DIV really is quite uncommon It's still a shitty and stupid situation... but that doesn't m
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   by asdfuadirea 7y ago

   Growth/income in the Roth IRA is also tax-free (there'd be no point in the Roth otherwise).
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   by asdfuadirea 7y ago

   I'm confused. Income in an IRA isn't taxed, so that's not relevant for taxes. If you had post-tax investments then yes it's more complicated, but that has nothing to do with IRA/401k retirement savings?
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   by asdfuadirea 8y ago

   8% in Switzerland.