<ul><li>Andre Nader, a former Meta employee, used the 'mega backdoor Roth' strategy to save and invest in tax-advantaged accounts.</li><li>Nader built a seven-figure portfolio by following fundamentals of saving and investing in index funds.</li><li>As a high-earner, Nader used the mega backdoor Roth to contribute up to $69,000 a year into his 401(k).</li><li>The strategy involves making after-tax contributions to a 401(k) and converting them into a Roth IRA for tax-free growth.</li></ul>

An ex-Meta employee and FIRE blogger explains how he used the 'mega backdoor Roth' strategy that allows high-earners to bypass Roth IRA income limits and contribute up to $69,000 in a 401(k)

An ex-Meta employee and FIRE blogger explains how he used the 'mega backdoor Roth' strategy that allows high-earners to bypass Roth IRA income limits and contribute up to $69,000 in a 401(k)

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