The Power of Zero

Whitcraft Wealth

Regardless of Who is in Leadership, The US Government is Over $35 TRILLION in Debt.

Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and the interest on the debt itself accounts for the majority of our annual taxes.

Shockingly, we currently have among the lowest taxes in US history:

How do you think the government will pay off this massive debt, let alone the interest payments?
The looming possibility:

Increased Taxes.

Learn about the tax implications of each of the buckets you can put your savings into.
Learn how to structure your savings to lower your bracket by retirement.
See real-world examples of how you can apply the same principles used by the wealthy

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Dylan Whitcraft

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With solid planning, financial freedom is available to ANYONE, though practical savings, compound interest, and tax strategies.
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Taxes in the future could be higher based upon any number of factors we currently face. All time highs in the national debt, a generation of baby boomers retiring, distressed Social Security and Medicare programs, interest rates that are artificially low. Anyone of these could cause higher taxes in our future; all of them combined virtually guarantee higher taxes.

If taxes will be higher in the future, why not pay the tax on our retirement portfolios now, while taxes are at low levels we haven’t seen in our lifetimes?

Larry D.