I don’t want to pay higher taxes then what the law mandates. In fact a large part of my day is spent helping people plan for the Federal and State Estate Tax and I love my job. I am not sure why I get so excited helping people plan to lower their tax bill. If…
I was talking to a buddy the other day and somehow the discussion of public employees came up, and we asked ourselves the same exact question at almost the same exact time: Why in the hell are new public employees still able to join State backed defined benefit pension plans? First and foremost, I am…
Editor’s Note: I usually put an indication at the end of a post whether it is a guest post, however, considering the title I felt like notice should be moved up. This was a guest post from Corey at Passive Income to Retire, where he tracks his progress to retire by the age of 27. In…
A little over a year ago I wrote about my problems with a personal finance trend commonly referred to as “Early Retirement Extreme.” It still remains a pretty popular post with a few comments from the movement’s most popular proponent, Jacob Lund Fisker. Within that post and the subsequent 50+ comments I laid out the…
More than 19 million people in the UK save money in ISAs – many of them pensioners, and many of them use stocks and shares ISAs. This can be a good way to limit your tax liabilities on investments, as you are not required to pay any tax on the interest or dividends you earn…
It isn’t hard to find an article that discusses Safe Withdrawal rates, but I am not exactly sure why it is such a hot topic in retirement planning. Investopedia provides a pretty succinct definition of the Safe Withdrawal Rate (which they refer to as the 4% rule), What Does Four Percent Rule Mean? A rule…
Check out the Best Personal Finance Sites
My Journey to Millions About Contact Me Archives Blog Roll Disclaimer Privacy Policy
Copyright © 2012 My Journey to Millions - All Rights Reserved
Go To Top
