Rule 5: Minimize your taxes
The rich stay rich, in part, because they’re savvy enough not to let Uncle Sam take too much of their money.
When
you’re investing your retirement money, be sure to use tax-sheltered
accounts such as IRAs and 401(k)’s whenever possible. In addition, be
smart about which type of account you use.
Traditional
retirement accounts let you invest money tax-free now and then pay the
piper once you make withdrawals in retirement. Meanwhile, Roth IRAs and
Roth 401(k)’s tax you now and make the withdrawals tax-free.
You’ll
probably want to discuss with a financial adviser the best option for
your particular situation, but generally, Roth accounts are preferable
for younger investors. In theory, you should be making more when you’re
65 than when you’re 25. As a result, your tax rate now may be lower than
the rate you’d pay at retirement. However, if you’re within a few years
of retirement, you may want to consider a traditional account to get
the tax benefits now. (http://finance.yahoo.com/news/10-golden-rules-retiring-rich-160040271.html)
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