Financial independence – Planning for FI

Tax Rate Arbitrage For Taxable Income $170K-$320K

If you are married and your joint taxable income is between $170,000 and $320,000 you are in the 24% tax

Times have been good the past few years. There have been a few short setbacks in the stock market, but

Little known fact for those over age 55: In the year you turn 55, you can start contributing an extra

I have heard a lot of advice for young FIRE seekers to contribute to their 401k even if they are

It isn’t as easy as you think. Thanks to an arcane rule in the Internal Revenue Code, you cannot deduct

Great article on the SECURE act, written by Nick Prigitano, CFP of Milestone Financial Planning, LLC! Will comment more when

When planning for FI, you really should consider current and future cost of health insurance. I have seen many in

Should you save for college? Will college be free in the future? Will you have so much in assets or

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It was with glee that I called Comcast and Spectrum and told them I no longer needed their services. While