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Optimal order of funding

Zeni Kharel
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Hi everyone,

As a high-income earner, what is the optimal order of funding tax-deferred and tax-advantaged accounts to maximize tax savings? I am considering the following options: contributing to a 401(k), paying down high-interest debt, funding an HSA, and making a backdoor Roth contribution.

Thank you.

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Zeni Kharel

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Josh Lewer
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Josh Lewer
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@Don Konipol love the response. Cash is king. I'm liking the perspective on cash reserves  of 15% of assets vs the typical 3-6 months of expenses. 

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