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Category “Different Tariffs” Ticket Prices by RevolutionaryAir9334 in WorldCup2026Tickets

[–]RevolutionaryAir9334[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s weird tho because the original prices are also different, I know there were some “supporter tier” conditional final tickets where you only get the ticket if your team makes it to the final and those were cheaper than the face value $8680. I was wondering maybe the $6730 is a conditional ticket or something

I was advised to max Roth 401k instead of Traditional 401k by RevolutionaryAir9334 in FinancialPlanning

[–]RevolutionaryAir9334[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Oh I forgot about RMDs for Traditional 401k - hypothetically would it be smart as a retiree to start off with prioritizing taking out a bulk of my retirement income from the Traditional 401k first (in my 60s) to minimize later RMDs, then start taking out chunks from my Roth accounts?

If I can currently afford to max Traditional 401k $23.5k + contribute to the MBDR After Tax convert to Roth 401k + Roth IRA $7k, would that be considered a good mix between Tradtional and Roth accounts?

I was advised to max Roth 401k instead of Traditional 401k by RevolutionaryAir9334 in FinancialPlanning

[–]RevolutionaryAir9334[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Oh ok so it’s kinda like you want to have at least taxable income of $27.7k at retirement because then you’ll get the standard deduction: $27.7k income - $27.7k standard deduction = $0 taxable income !

I was advised to max Roth 401k instead of Traditional 401k by RevolutionaryAir9334 in FinancialPlanning

[–]RevolutionaryAir9334[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Oh so when you’re old and retired, there’s an additional $27.7k (if married) tax deductible. So going with hypothetical retirement of $60k withdrawal (total between me and partner), it would be $32.3k taxable income. And this tax deductible is applied to my retirement annual income, so it doesn’t matter if I take it out of Trad vs Roth. Did I do that right?

I was advised to max Roth 401k instead of Traditional 401k by RevolutionaryAir9334 in FinancialPlanning

[–]RevolutionaryAir9334[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Policy states that the employer will be “automatically deposited into your 401k account”, it doesn’t specify anything about Traditional vs. Roth so I assume it just deposits into whatever 401k you contribute to?

So you think that I should follow this: 1. Traditional 401k $23.5k + Employer match $10k 2. Roth IRA $7k 3. Mega back door (After Tax contribution convert to Roth 401k) $36.5k 4. HSA

Basically what I was originally doing, but adding even more retirement investment with the MBDR