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Originally Posted by bing240sx
money management is something i really wished was gone over more thoroughly in high-school / university.
the tax rules change all the time and there is so much style and preference involved that it's nearly impossible to develop a strategy that you could really be confident as being 'the best' for ones application / needs / income. in the end it comes down to guessing and comfort zone.
worst part is people also hate talking about it with other people. and then using good accountants and lawyers is soooooo expensive...
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I highly no let me rephrase that
"I strongly" recommend a good
Financial Advisor (I don't mean the one at your local bank - they seam to play musical shares too often - change branches or you meet a new one every time you have a question about your money). The kind that work for you and look out for your money.
Once you find one ... you be thankful you did when you retire ... Good Luck!
PS. Ask around your friends etc ... see what they do and then make a choice.