I actually daytrade a little, but almost exclusively with Swedish stocks so I can't contribute to your discussionsYou're the lone daytrader here...Source of the post If anyone likes to daytrade, might be worth a shot here...
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I actually daytrade a little, but almost exclusively with Swedish stocks so I can't contribute to your discussionsYou're the lone daytrader here...Source of the post If anyone likes to daytrade, might be worth a shot here...
I mainly check if any stock has changed value quite much since a "big" news. Usually, I think the market overreacts, so I sell if the stock has increased a lot, and buy if it has decreased a lot. Naturally, I lose sometimes, but I usually trade with a fraction of my capital and win more than I lose.Look at the chart. Do the opposite of what makes sense.
We're in a recession. There's going to be a recession. Wish everyone would make up their mind already.Source of the post there's gonna be a recession at some point
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Rollover from 529 Plan to Roth IRA – New to the retirement plan landscape is a provision in the SECURE 2.0 Act that allows for limited rollovers from 529 Plan accounts to Roth IRAs. Beginning in 2024, the law allows a lifetime maximum of $35,000 to be rolled over from a 529 account that has been open for at least 15 years to a Roth IRA owned by the 529 account beneficiary without taxation or penalty. Since this provision is completely new, much is yet to be understood about how it will work in practice. Other rules and requirements are likely to become more clear following IRS implementation of the provision.That’d be news to me, personally.
That's **** awesome. If my daughter got into college on scholarships, for instance, I would absolutely max that **** out and figure out what to do with the rest of the 529.Rollover from 529 Plan to Roth IRA – New to the retirement plan landscape is a provision in the SECURE 2.0 Act that allows for limited rollovers from 529 Plan accounts to Roth IRAs. Beginning in 2024, the law allows a lifetime maximum of $35,000 to be rolled over from a 529 account that has been open for at least 15 years to a Roth IRA owned by the 529 account beneficiary without taxation or penalty. Since this provision is completely new, much is yet to be understood about how it will work in practice. Other rules and requirements are likely to become more clear following IRS implementation of the provision.That’d be news to me, personally.
Part of SECURE 2.0
Also true. I wonder what the average 529 size is. Not that they did any research on that dollar figure...Another good idea hampered by a stupidly low limit. $35k is nothing.
Is this something your employer would have to participate in?Student Loan Payments & Matching Contributions – In an effort to allow those paying down student debt to also save for retirement, the SECURE 2.0 Act allows an employee to receive available matching contributions by way of paying down student debt. The SECURE 2.0 Act permits an employer to make matching contributions under 401(k), 403(b), or SIMPLE IRA with respect to “qualified student loan payments.” This benefit will be effective for contributions made for plan years beginning after December 31, 2023.
Yeah, like I said, good idea but bad execution. I'm generally annoyed when the government tells you what you can do with the money you've earned and saved. See also: IRA contribution limits.35,000 tax free movement is better than 0 tax free and taking a penalty, but I agree.
haha, you fool.My god damn **** ARKs are down 77% and 57%. I am a stupid **** idiot.
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