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Can't lose to Colorado if they aren't in his top 5. Good job Mario.

Yes, it's the "cherry on top", and definitely not enough to retire on by itself. But if we're considering inflation, we should consider that IRA contribution limits would also increase by 200% over that time. Anyone who is saving should be taking advantage of it.

If an 18 year old maxed out their Roth IRA ($6500) every year and had 8% gains annually, they'd have $1.8 mil tax free by the time they were 58. That's just the cherry on top.

You laugh, but if this kid maxes out his Roth over the next 4 years he could buy 3 condos in Sarasota in 40 years.

Probably not as much pre-NIL. But if this all legal/taxable money now, it would have a pretty significant impact.

The cost of living is significantly higher in Oregon and anywhere on the west coast.