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The Money Cruncher, CPA

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Does your 401k have an “after-tax” account? If so, you can utilize the Mega Backdoor Roth strategy to contribute $40,000+ to a Roth account beyond the 2025 $23.5k employee contribution limit. It’s a great strategy to minimize taxes on growth for high earners:

Does your 401k have an “after-tax” account?

If so, you can utilize the Mega Backdoor Roth strategy to contribute $40,000+ to a Roth account beyond the 2025 $23.5k employee contribution limit.

It’s a great strategy to minimize taxes on growth for high earners:
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My net worth recently hit $500k, but my car is only worth ~$6k. But I know people with $0 in the bank making $50,000 a year yet they buy $45,000 cars. I’m all about balance, but choosing a less expensive car than you want can really help build your wealth over time.

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A lot of people complain that their annual bonuses are “taxed” at a higher rate. In reality, bonus income is just withheld at 22%. It’s taxed the same as your regular wages. When you file a tax return, wages + bonus are combined and reconciled against your total withholdings.