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meanwhile my income went up more than 10.22% since last year. :#marseystrong:

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Yeah a crash would unironically net me a huge bonus so I'm kinda rooting for it lmao

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The exchange rate has cut my usd converted salary by 40% over two years so I haven't been able to put anything in my Roth. I'm hoping you guys burn too.

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Expat? Weird to get paid in not USD but still contribute to a Roth.

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If I invest locally the us can demand huge tax penalties on "passive foreign investment"s so I try to avoid it. If I go back to the US it's still really important to maintain investments for retirement so I was trying to max it anyways, especially in tax exempt account types

As long as the US taxes some amount of your income you're still eligible for contributions.

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Yeah I figured that would be it. Don't you get some sort of large foreign income exemption though, like first $100k or something?

tbh if you're working for a US based company just demand bigger raises lmao

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>Don't you get some sort of large foreign income exemption though, like first $100k or something?

Yes :marseygigachad:

...But I don't use it all I just have a very small amount of US based income from a side gig which gives me my excuse.

I wish I was working for a US based company those military dudes down in Yokosuka are going so fricking hard on weekends it's insane

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