Invest & Retire
Retirement
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Workplace retirement plan. Contributions lower your taxable income now, and many employers match, which is free money. Always grab the full match first.
You contribute after-tax dollars and every dollar of growth comes out tax-free in retirement. The 2025 limit is 7,000 dollars.
A spouse can have their own Roth IRA, even a stay-at-home spouse, through a spousal IRA. Same tax-free growth.
With a high-deductible health plan, an HSA is the only triple tax-free account: deductible going in, tax-free growth, tax-free out for medical. After 65 it works like an IRA. Invest it, do not just spend it.
A regular investment account with no contribution limits and no early-withdrawal penalty. The place for extra money once the tax-advantaged accounts are full.
A college savings account that grows tax-free for education. We grow this to your years-until-college below, not to retirement.
If you keep this up
Nest egg at 65: $4,644,798
$3,555,298 of that is growth you never had to work for. The 529 adds about $82,107 for college.
Retirement Nest Egg
Kid's College (529)
Nest Egg Over Time
Workplace retirement plan. Contributions lower your taxable income now, and many employers match, which is free money. Always grab the full match first.
You contribute after-tax dollars and every dollar of growth comes out tax-free in retirement. The 2025 limit is 7,000 dollars.
A spouse can have their own Roth IRA, even a stay-at-home spouse, through a spousal IRA. Same tax-free growth.
With a high-deductible health plan, an HSA is the only triple tax-free account: deductible going in, tax-free growth, tax-free out for medical. After 65 it works like an IRA. Invest it, do not just spend it.
A regular investment account with no contribution limits and no early-withdrawal penalty. The place for extra money once the tax-advantaged accounts are full.
A college savings account that grows tax-free for education. We grow this to your years-until-college below, not to retirement.
“A good man leaveth an inheritance to his children’s children: and the wealth of the sinner is laid up for the just.” Proverbs 13:22, KJV. Building wealth is not greed when the aim is to provide, to give, and to leave something behind.
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