Pros and cons of directly holding digital assets vs. trusts vs. ETFs (one day): 👇
Digital assets directly: -Pros-
1. Considered property by the IRS (no wash sale rule). 2. You can hold it on or off-exchange and decide where to store it. 3. Use as currency or store of value.
-Cons-
1. You have to keep it properly secured. 2. You have to decide how and where to hold it. 3. If you dispose of, spend, or exchange at a gain, it's taxable.
1. Easier to purchase in an IRA. 2. It's easier to hold and manage. 3. Less worry about securing it. 4. You get exposure without worrying about storage or wallets.
-Cons-
1. Higher premium to own it. 2. Wash sale rule (tax harvesting isn't as valuable). 3. Trades on the traditional financial system and market. 4. Can trade at a premium in relation to the actual digital asset.
Now what about ETFs 👇
ETFs (when they are avail): -Pros-
1. Easy to purchase. 2. Issued by large asset mgmt firms you have heard of. 3. Exposure to digital assets/#cryptocurrency with worrying about storage and wallets.
-Cons-
1. Possible tracking error. 2. Has the wash sale rule. 3. Likely will have higher costs to access. 4. Trades on the traditional financial market.
What would you add to this list?
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Running your own self-employed business is tough! A tool that can potentially help save more and/or reduce tax is the solo 401k!
A //THREAD\\ on its benefits and some FAQ...
First, let's start with the benefits and why I like the solo 401k 👇
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1️⃣ Invest more: Offer higher contributions over IRAs
2️⃣ The spouse exception! If your spouse earned income from the business as an employee, they can contribute and get profit-sharing $. This can double the contributions!
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3️⃣ Reduce taxes: Pre-tax contributions reduce taxable income. Higher limits allow for the ability to pay less tax to Uncle Sam.
4️⃣ Roth solo 401k: Ability to add a Roth Solo 401k in addition to traditional solo 401k to make Roth contributions without income limits.