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By: David Hunter | September 1, 2009 | Investor Information

There may be a million different opinions about this very subject. There may also be a million right answers to this age old question. The problem is that you will not know exactly whether pre tax retirement savings are better than tax deferred, until you retire. Therefore, I feel that tax diversification is the best approach. First, you always need to max out company matching on 401ks. Then you need to mix in some Roth savings if you are eligible. During your retirement years this will allow you to see what the tax rates are before deciding where to take your distributions. You essentially get to buy your time, wait, see and then react. It definitely isn’t the gamblers move but it will allow you to play the ever changing income tax tables.

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