Because tax planning doesn’t translate well to short-form content — and because doing it properly requires information a creator doesn’t have. Answering whether someone should prioritize a Roth IRA over a traditional 401(k) or which investments belong in a taxable account versus a tax-advantaged one requires knowing that person’s current income, expected future tax rates, account types, time horizon, and overall financial picture. A 60-second video has none of that context. The result is that one of the most consequential and controllable variables in long-term wealth building — tax location strategy — is almost entirely absent from the financial content most young adults consume. It’s a costly gap, because the decisions made in someone’s 20s about account types and tax structure are extraordinarily difficult to undo later.