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r/wallstreetbets • u/1Loveshack π¦π¦π¦ • Aug 17 '24
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Yep those $4200 monthly payments are pretty good
29 u/jason8585 Aug 17 '24 And no state tax 17 u/rockandchalkin Aug 17 '24 Or just buy GSE bonds 20 years out and get 6% still no state tax 9 u/payeco Aug 18 '24 edited Aug 18 '24 Many states donβt tax municipal bonds either, and theyβre also federal tax free. BATEX is a muni bond ETF that has been yielding an average of 4.1% completely tax free for many for the last ~8 years with a 0.11% ER. 5 u/TigerRaiders Aug 17 '24 Why no state tax? 10 u/johnfoe_ Aug 18 '24 Bond and tbills don't get taxed by states, I'm sure other federal investments are the same 2 u/TigerRaiders Aug 18 '24 Ty
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And no state tax
17 u/rockandchalkin Aug 17 '24 Or just buy GSE bonds 20 years out and get 6% still no state tax 9 u/payeco Aug 18 '24 edited Aug 18 '24 Many states donβt tax municipal bonds either, and theyβre also federal tax free. BATEX is a muni bond ETF that has been yielding an average of 4.1% completely tax free for many for the last ~8 years with a 0.11% ER. 5 u/TigerRaiders Aug 17 '24 Why no state tax? 10 u/johnfoe_ Aug 18 '24 Bond and tbills don't get taxed by states, I'm sure other federal investments are the same 2 u/TigerRaiders Aug 18 '24 Ty
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Or just buy GSE bonds 20 years out and get 6% still no state tax
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Many states donβt tax municipal bonds either, and theyβre also federal tax free. BATEX is a muni bond ETF that has been yielding an average of 4.1% completely tax free for many for the last ~8 years with a 0.11% ER.
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Why no state tax?
10 u/johnfoe_ Aug 18 '24 Bond and tbills don't get taxed by states, I'm sure other federal investments are the same 2 u/TigerRaiders Aug 18 '24 Ty
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Bond and tbills don't get taxed by states, I'm sure other federal investments are the same
2 u/TigerRaiders Aug 18 '24 Ty
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Ty
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u/Special_Step_1717 Aug 17 '24
Yep those $4200 monthly payments are pretty good