Fact or Fiction? Slaying the Myth of the 401k Tax Advantage Myth

September 10

00:05 2013

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It’s like winning the lottery. In exchange for getting money you wouldn’t have otherwise received, you’ll have to give some of it to Uncle Sam. Uncle Sam gets more taxes. You get more money. It’s a win-win!

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