You can’t just count how much your money is compounding without factoring in taxes and inflation—they silently eat away at your wealth.
If you have $1 million earning 7.5%, you might think you can withdraw $75,000 a year to live on. But in a 33% tax bracket, you’d only net $50,000 after taxes.
On top of that, inflation doubles the cost of living every 7–10 years, meaning your money buys less over time. And the real inflation rate is often higher than the CPI reports.
The best way to stay ahead? Grow and access your money tax-free.
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