Tag: Tax avoidance

How to Pay Less Taxes- A Very Cute Cartoon

So here’s the situation- You have to pay taxes, but you don’t like it. You would rather spend your days having fun, and taxes and fun are inversely correlated- It’s MORE fun to pay LESS taxes, and vice versa. So what’s a person to do?

Answer: DON’T REPORT YOUR FULL INCOME! THEY PROBABLY WON’T CATCH YOU.

Thank you for coming to my lecture.

Just kidding. For sure be honest and pay your taxes, just don’t pay more than you have to. Here’s how we pay as little in taxes as possible. Continue reading “How to Pay Less Taxes- A Very Cute Cartoon”

How to Access all that Sweet Pretax Money Once You Retire

Theoretically, this is a blog about pursuing financial independence. I get distracted easily. At the heart of the blog I want to teach people about the power of getting your finances in order. I’ve talked about our philosophy on investing, how it’s super important to save your money, and even how the best vehicle for quickly building wealth is through your pretax accounts. We haven’t talked about how to access your pretax money, until today. Continue reading “How to Access all that Sweet Pretax Money Once You Retire”