You can earn interest on your assets. Brokerage accounts may come to you and say, hey, if you're a long term holder of these assets, can we borrow them from you? They're still yours. It's big companies like fidelity, as an example, that will do this. You're not dealing with hackers breaking inand stealing your stuff. But with assets, when you get close to that big bi number, you may want to look into doing that if you're going to hold for a long time. Easier to do, by the way, if you'm holding on to securities than if you're holding on to a vanguard index fun.
#344: Russell’s job offers the option to contribute to a 457 plan. Since he’s in the highest tax bracket, should he take advantage of the tax deferral offered through the 457 or invest within a taxable brokerage account?
Anonymous is on track to be financially independent in 14 years, but isn’t living up to her potential working a boring job. How can she live up to her potential and do more without sacrificing her quality of life?
C wants to know what tax implications she should consider before working remotely from abroad?
Daan is wondering if he should stake or lend his current cryptocurrency portfolio to make additional gains on assets he plans to hold long-term?
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