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All right, Logan, we're going to go right into it because this is episode two of our series on investing.

Allie did a magnificent job breaking down various taxes, very dry, terrible subject matter.

So, I mean, but she did a great job trying to lighten it up and make it fun, as fun as you can make taxes.

So we appreciate that.

Allie's great.

Let's venture in now and talk a little bit more about investing as a whole.

So you mentioned to me before we were cutting the show that a lot of times people will say,

you know, I'm investing my 401k or I'm investing my Roth IRA or whatever it might be.

Talk to me a little bit about the nuance behind why that terminology is not very accurate.

Yeah, I think a lot of people, they think, okay, I just, I buy my Roth or I buy my 401K. But remember, these are just buckets.

All the things Allie just talked about on the last

episode, your 401k, your Roth IRA, your brokerage account, whatever it is. That's a bucket that

houses investments. So the investments are inside of that bucket. So if you have a 401k, you have a lineup,

a list of investments that you can put inside of that bucket and you can buy with

the cash or the money that you put in there, every paycheck. I think it's like the analogy she

talked about with the tax brackets. It's the seven-layered dip. And I think it might be worthwhile

to talk to people about at the base of almost all investments

are either stocks which are which are shares in publicly traded companies it's ownership

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