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I have enough money in my retirement accounts to the point where I can contribute absolutely nothing and still have compound interest to get me to a point where I can retire comfortably in my mid-late 50s provided the US does not collapse or some shit like that. But I barely have any money in my taxable account.
Should I focus on just putting money in my taxable going forward so I can let it compound and be financially independent earlier?
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>provided the US does not collapse or some shit like that.
Seems kinda inevitable.



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