The subscription economy is moving in a myriad of different directions, going well beyond music and TV/movie streaming services. In fact, according to one estimate, the subscription economy has grown over 435% in nine years.
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While it’s unlikely that financial advisors can help their clients’ IRAs grow to be worth billions, there is a little-known strategy that can put a Roth IRA’s accumulation potential on steroids. That strategy is called the “Backdoor Roth IRA.”
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A 529 plan is a highly advantageous way to save for a child’s or grandchild’s college education or pay for elementary or secondary school tuition. Earnings grow tax-deferred and avoid federal—and, in most cases, state—income tax when used to pay for qualified education expenses.
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A SPAC is a shell company established by investors to raise money through an IPO with the goal of acquiring another company. Investors buying into a SPAC IPO generally do not know what acquisition the SPAC will make, which is why SPACs are often referred to as “blank check” companies.
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Financial literacy has a predictive power in determining how well an individual can meet an unexpected expense or how likely someone is to save enough for retirement. A financial literacy gap not only points to a disparity in financial satisfaction, but it is a leading contributor to economic inequities.
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