Category
Investing, retirement plans (Solo 401k, SEP IRA), and wealth-building for business owners in the United States.
Investing
Trump Accounts start July 4, 2026: a $1,000 government deposit for your child, up to $5,000 a year, and the tax catch most parents miss. How they work.
Investing
A Solo 401(k) lets self-employed owners contribute as both employee and employer, up to $72,000 for 2026. How it works, the limits, and Roth vs traditional.
Investing
A SEP IRA lets self-employed owners contribute far more than a regular IRA and cut this year's taxes. How it works, the limits, and when it beats a Solo 401(k).
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