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I would think that you're nearly always better off deferring taxes on current earnings and on tax deferred investment for 20 or 30 or 40 years has to nearly always be a better deal than paying taxes upfront (ROTH accounts aside). You'd have to posit a much higher future tax rate to end up worse off.....
I'm planning to take out little by little just right at the poverty level , so I pay $0.00 taxes to Federal and State. Put it in the taxable account and invest it in tax-exempt bond funds.
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