On Mar 17, 8:13 pm, Tad Borek <bore...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> As you've found there's a bunch of possible tax benefits to juggle. It's
> im****tant to do some planning to the extent you have control over how
> much income you realize in a given year, because a higher AGI can
> disqualify you from a tax benefit.
>
> -Tad
>
I agree. I will qualify for the 401K "catch-up" contributions in the
near future. This offers an additional op****tunity to manage my AGI
while paying for educational expenses. Of course, it is a bit
daunting to think about contributing ~$20,000 to a 401K at the same
time there is a child in college.
Thanks again for your insights!
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