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Tuesday, April 7
Finance
Wealthy millennials with side hustles are using Solo 401k plans to contribute up to $66,000 annually in tax-deferred savings while building serious retirement wealth.
High earners are using HSAs as retirement accounts, taking advantage of triple tax benefits and long-term growth potential beyond medical expenses.
High-net-worth investors are abandoning low-yield savings for Treasury bill ladders, capturing 5%+ returns while maintaining safety and liquidity in volatile markets.
Wealthy retirees are using Qualified Charitable Distributions from IRAs to reduce taxes while meeting required distributions and supporting charities.
Financial planners are steering clients away from CDs toward I Bonds, which offer automatic inflation protection and better tax treatment for conservative investors.
Institutional investors poured $2.4 billion into farmland REITs last quarter, seeking inflation protection and essential asset exposure amid market volatility.
High earners are using mega backdoor Roth conversions to contribute up to $69,000 annually to tax-free retirement accounts, but regulatory changes may limit this strategy.
Wealthy Gen X investors are rushing to use backdoor Roth IRA conversions as a tax strategy, driven by peak earnings and policy uncertainty.
Wealthy families exploit 529 plan loopholes for private school, loan arbitrage, and multi-generational wealth transfer strategies beyond traditional college savings.
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