Originally Posted by
Tailhookah
Tax sheltered money. That’s upfront a savings of roughly 15-25%. Plus 4-8% return. Later when your income is much less you’d be in a lower tax bracket. If you can beat that long term please call the Oracle of Omaha. He will give you the keys to the castle.
The upfront savings is not 15-25%. You will pay taxes on that money eventually. The only real savings is if you are in a lower tax bracket after retirement. That savings pales in comparison to to loss of investment gains being hamstrung by a 5% target return vehicle that is out of your control.
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