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by sikim 10y ago
Yes, that is correct. I generally prefer to have my 401k all pre-tax (traditional) and my IRA post-tax (roth) to make it easier to manage. Also, this would open doors for backdoor roth IRA contribution once you go over the government's
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by sikim 10y ago
I wonder what percentage of 401k contributors has an IRA. General rule of thumb is to contribute enough to 401k to get maximum company matching and max out your Roth IRA contribution first. IRA is generally preferred because you can choose
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77% of investors made money in 2016(money.cnn.com)
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by sikim 10y ago
I believe from iPhone 6S and above, there's an option to just say "Hey, Siri" to activate Siri without having to touch the phone, so you can basically do the same thing with iPhones.
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The Next 10 Years Will Be Ugly for Your 401(k)(bloomberg.com)
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Learn Big Data Courses from IBM for Free(bigdatauniversity.com)
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by sikim 11y ago
I use React HN [1] for this. It does not allow you to vote or make a comment, but it allows you to collapse comments and updates real time without having to refresh (which is sometimes a pain when you are reading a comment and suddenly new
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by sikim 11y ago
As you probably noticed from the article you linked, strong leadership was what made it possible. President Park is a controversial figure in Korea because of his ruthlessness and dictatorship but nevertheless contributed significantly to t
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by sikim 11y ago
As a South Korean who experienced/heard about many government-backed researches, I strongly feel that this will go nowhere. Most of the time, there's always some bribery involved and project never finishes or come even close to th