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Day 9 of The 14-day Passive Income Challenge - Tax efficiency vs non-Tax efficiency - Chaim Ekstein
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Day 9 of the 14-day Passive Income Challenge. In this video, I speak about concept 9 in the ALM Passive Income model (Attract, Leverage, Manage) Tax efficiency vs non-tax efficiency. We will discuss the importance of doing as much as possible of your finances in a tax-efficient environment. Please comment below on 1 thing you are going to do to apply what we discussed about mortgages. Feel free to share with your friends and family. Thanks for including me in your Passive Income journey.
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welcome to day number nine in the 14 day
passive income challenge today we're
going to discuss
number six in the leverage part of the
alm model which stands for attract
leverage and manage
which is tax efficiency versus non-tax
efficiency is it something important for
you to consider in your passive income
planning or is it something that's not
so important stay tuned
tax efficiency versus non-tax efficiency
it's something that's mind-blowing when
you think about it how much money is
going to waste in texas when you don't
need
to pay the taxes
all you need to do is be aware be
focused try to find ideas try to find
strategies that you can implement in
your passive income planning that's tax
efficient and don't think it's something
that you should be passive about as
you're gonna learn in a minute i'm gonna
take for this example somebody who
invests money and has a portfolio of one
hundred thousand dollars again i'm just
taking this as an example same thing as
a million the same thing is a billion it
doesn't really matter and also what i'm
going to assume for this conversation
that the person is paying 50 in texas
now i know i know most people are not
paying exactly 50 maybe 30 maybe some
people 25 but for this example just for
simplicity reasons understand we're
going to talk about taxable income
that's taxed at a fifty percent rate now
let's assume this person took is one
hundred thousand dollars
and it grew
to a certain number how much did it grow
to let's take an example the rule of 72
you take 72 you divide it by the
interest rate on the money and that will
tell you how long it will take for the
money to double so that is let's assume
we're talking about a rate of return of
so you take 72 divided by 10 equals 7.2
that means that in 7.2 it initials 100
after 7.2 years
that should be worth 200 000
the question is how much of the 200 000
is yours versus how much belongs to our
rich uncle uncle sam
and i'll tell you how much because we
are assuming a 50 which makes it easy
for me to show it to you but the concept
is true with any number that you're
gonna tell me if it's fifty percent that
means that one hundred thousand dollars
belongs to
uncle sam
and one hundred thousand dollars belongs
to you
okay thank you so much for being such a
great partner
of course you're gonna tell me now that
you don't have to pay taxes in a lump
sum you can pay every year which you
might be right depends on the investment
strategy you do but even if you pay it
every year the end of the day this is
what ends up costing you if it's a
non-tax efficient strategy if you do it
in a tax efficient strategy if you delay
the taxes you defer it you you you have
strategies that will help you end up
taking out the money tax-free something
like that where it gives you tax
benefits along the way tax deductions
things like that then you come out so
much far ahead of the game it's very
important when you plan your passive
income life foundation that you should
consider tax efficiency as being very
important in your passive income life
foundation thank you for being with me
in this day 9 of the 14 day passive
income challenge i'm looking forward
being with you throughout the 14 days
you