What I wish i knew 10 years ago | LEGAL strategies to pay less taxes for high income earners
Summary
Lydia Patel discusses various tax strategies tailored for high-income earners, segmented into different complexity levels. She covers retirement accounts, Roth IRAs, 529 plans, HSAs, dependent care FSAs, and side hustles, emphasizing the importance of seeking professional financial advice and assessing investment benefits beyond tax advantages. Cautions include liquidity issues, potential limits to investment options, and self-employment taxes.
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