Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're converting to Roth IRAs, adding $26k per child to 529 plans and probably selling off stocks with a lot if capital gains. Anyone else making money moves before the end of the year?
As a 1%'er I have to agree with the envious here. This post was in very poor taste.
If you want additional strategies by year end by all means discuss with your CPA and trust/estate planning attorney.
If you want to make other people feel bad and gain nothing in return, then carry on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:May as well move this to the political forum, but the fact is, the money raised from raising taxes won't solve the problem and will further stifle economic growth. There are structural flaws with our system that need to be fixed.
I'd like to discuss this among adults as well; but I don't think it's possible anywhere on DCUM.
As for 2012 money moves, we've been looking for years for a summer place and just can't settle on anything (location, size, price etc etc). So, instead we'll pay $350,000 in taxes to convert $1M to Roth IRAs. Not nearly as much fun as a beach house. But at least we'll be doing our "fair share".
I like you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you people run through all your kids and still need to unload some gift money, I will gladly step up to the plate and take some of your burden.
Take a number.![]()
You and 99% of the country are already standing in line.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're having our teens open Roth IRAs with the amount each made in their summer jobs.
I bet that'll make them want to get a summer job next year.
We're doing this with part of their earnings. It's a great idea.
But it looks like the first PP is making her kids put the entire amount in the IRAs. (And Roth IRAs for kids, not regular IRAs?) Unless she's reimbursing her kids, they are coming out with nothing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:May as well move this to the political forum, but the fact is, the money raised from raising taxes won't solve the problem and will further stifle economic growth. There are structural flaws with our system that need to be fixed.
I'd like to discuss this among adults as well; but I don't think it's possible anywhere on DCUM.
As for 2012 money moves, we've been looking for years for a summer place and just can't settle on anything (location, size, price etc etc). So, instead we'll pay $350,000 in taxes to convert $1M to Roth IRAs. Not nearly as much fun as a beach house. But at least we'll be doing our "fair share".
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're having our teens open Roth IRAs with the amount each made in their summer jobs.
I bet that'll make them want to get a summer job next year.
We're doing this with part of their earnings. It's a great idea.
Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't be surprised if they are means-tested in the near future.
Anonymous wrote:We're paying down our mortgage. That deduction will be on the chopping block for higher income household's soon.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're having our teens open Roth IRAs with the amount each made in their summer jobs.
I bet that'll make them want to get a summer job next year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're having our teens open Roth IRAs with the amount each made in their summer jobs.
I bet that'll make them want to get a summer job next year.