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Rethinking Retirement Savings: The Case Against Tax-Deferred 401(k)s
In recent discussions surrounding retirement planning, a significant viewpoint has emerged—one rooted in over two decades of experience in accounting and tax strategy. Many financial advisors and accountants, such as CPA Christian Seir, argue that most Americans nearing retirement should reconsider the traditional approach of funneling money into tax-deferred 401(k) retirement plans. Instead, they suggest that individuals should alter their retirement strategy to potentially lower their tax burdens significantly during retirement.