CloverKnollFarms
Elite Member
You are taxed on gains, those tables are based on long term or short term investments, and on taxable income/filing status. It’s possible to have 0% capital gains tax. It depends on tax bracket and filing status.I want to avoid paying a double tax, as I believe this does. You are putting in already taxed dollars, if you do any withdrawals, profit basis are taxed. If you move the money later to say an annuity, that is taxed prior to purchasing due to buying at present value, not future value.
I have not found an investment vehicle that allows for not being taxed twice for that gap between retirement and 59 1/2.