How Early Retirees Live Off Dividends Tax Free

Could you live on dividends during your early retirement? You need to first know what type of dividends you receive and the long-term capital gains tax rates.
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The example you mentioned in this video is having the qualified dividends invested in a regular taxable account, right?

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Ok so in retirement if my wife and I withdraw $94k or less from our Dividend ETF its tax free?
Then lets say we took $110k. Only the difference between $94k - $110k ($16k) would be taxed at 15%? Not the entire 110k.
If thats the case thats great.

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For clarification, if the REIT is in a Roth; are there any tax obligations?

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Nope