u/WuTangWasted

In a bit if a pickle here, trying to figure out which one is going to work best for me.

I am 26 and I currently make 88k a year, however I average about a 6.5% raise yearly and I am about to move to a new project where I will be getting a 18.5% COLA adjustment, which puts me over 100k a year.

Im moving to Oregon which has a higher state income tax than my current state of Colorado. Is it going to be beneficial to utilize the pre tax contributions to lower my taxable income while I live in Oregon? I make out my Roth IRA every year and currently do 7% to my 401k with a 6% employer match. Currently have about 60k in my 401k (currently a roth 401k) and about 13k in my Roth IRA

I currently have a 2022 GMC Sierra 2500HD with a 6ft 10inch bed. We are looking at a 1998 Lance Superlite 850 as a "rebuild" project for a camper to overland / sleep over at ski resorts on the west coast for a couple years.

Its made for an 8ft bed and the GW is around 2500lbs. My truck is rated for 3,307 however I am wondering if my truck bed being shorter and needing the tailgate down is going to cause any issues especially with the center of gravity? Or am I overreacting and the truck will hold it just fine?