If you have $1 million in an IRA or 401(k), you must account for taxes before determining your account’s actual net worth.
In a 30% combined federal and state tax bracket, that million is only worth about $700,000 after taxes.
Many believe they’re averaging 7-8%, but after taxes and fees, they may only be netting 4-5%.
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