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Retostan
I haven't funded any of my IRAs for last year. I've historically done roth (when I probably shouldn't have given i made a fuckton in those years). But I'm thinking of doing a traditional IRA since I'm kind of right in that grey area bracket and I've already got a roth IRA and 401k that total about 50k. I'm in the

I'm thinking of funding my traditional because I don't really wanna sell any assets to do so, and at the moment I'm looking at a refund about about 2k. If I fund my traditional fully, that basically bumps my refund up to $4000, so I only _REALLY_ need to cough up about an extra $2500 which I feel good enough just pulling out of my savings to do. For the record, my NW is about 300-400kish right now (I don't feel like recalculating)

What do you guys think? I'm in the 22% tax bracket for the record (squarely).