Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:401k should not transfer tax liability to a new state. It is deferred compensation and should be taxed in the state where it was earned, like CA does for RSU awards.
401k is for the MC/UMC, not the rich.
I agree with this. There are significant disadvantages with 401ks/IRAs - Withdrawals are taxed at future income tax rates (which are not known). RMDs force you to withdraw and be taxed whether you need the money or not. Inherited IRAs have to be liquidated within 5 years (at income tax rates). You can't claim losses on investments in IRAs/401ks...
Anonymous wrote:401k should not transfer tax liability to a new state. It is deferred compensation and should be taxed in the state where it was earned, like CA does for RSU awards.
401k is for the MC/UMC, not the rich.
Anonymous wrote:Sure, let’s remove the only remaining method of saving money for an ever longer retirement. Great idea. I guess we should all do ritualistic suicide once we hit 70. As far as people moving states, that’s New York’s issue for electing corrupt politicians in Albany who only know tax and spend giveaway politics.
Anonymous wrote:Sure, let’s remove the only remaining method of saving money for an ever longer retirement. Great idea. I guess we should all do ritualistic suicide once we hit 70. As far as people moving states, that’s New York’s issue for electing corrupt politicians in Albany who only know tax and spend giveaway politics.
Anonymous wrote:I think this is the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard in my life. Most people don’t have enough to retire and now you want to punish those that have saved and planned their whole lives. Taxing the huge portion of Americans who actually plan their life out is crazy. Americans are incentivized to plan with these tax breaks, including the mortgage deductions and child taxes. These rule incentivize stability in society - you want to uproot that?!?! Crazy!