Backdoor Roth Considerations

Roth accounts can be a great way to invest in a tax-free manner, but direct contributions to these accounts are not allowed if income is above certain thresholds. The IRS allows a workaround called the backdoor roth contribution, but investors need to be aware of its limitations.
Quarterly Newsletter Q1.2026

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Real Estate Tax Benefits?

Real estate investing is often considered highly tax advantaged. Sure, there are some tax benefits investors can reap, but the overall tax impacts from a typical real estate investment are more complex.
Quarterly Newsletter Q4.2025

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Quarterly Newsletter Q2.2025

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How to be a Bad Investor

In the past we have written extensively about what we think investors “should” be doing. For this blog post, we flipped that on its head and put together a list of recommendations on how to be a poor investor. If you crave high stress and poor performance, these recommendations might be right for you!
Quarterly Newsletter Q1.2025

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Asset Geography Pitfalls

Many financial planners will advise that certain asset classes should be held in certain account types, depending on the tax treatment of the asset class in question. For example, often we find planners advocating for fixed income securities to be held within non-taxable accounts like IRAs or Roth IRAs because the interest payments will be shielded from income tax while stocks, particularly non-dividend paying stocks, should be held in taxable brokerage accounts. In theory, this works well, but sometimes real world constraints can present problems with this methodology.
Quarterly Newsletter Q4.2024

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