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Tax Planning In Retirement

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There is one major tax-planning principle that changes in retirement that is often overlooked by retirees and their advisors alike, which results in paying more taxes than necessary. Entering retirement,

6 Tax Planning Strategies to Optimize Your Retirement Wealth

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You’ll benefit from the tax planning strategies in this post, whether you are currently retired or are still counting down the years, months, or days until retirement. Being deliberate about your

Be Prepared For A Tax Policy Swing Back

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For business owners, professionals, and families with sizable savings and income, tax rules are about as favorable as they’ve been in decades, but the tax policy pendulum could swing back again.

Understanding How Investments are Taxed Differently

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Taxes in retirement can have serious impacts and different investments are taxed differently. Retirees should be aware their taxable income could have an impact on more than their investment portfolio...

How to Save Taxes in Retirement

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When you take money from savings for retirement, you’re generally advised to tap taxable accounts first, then tax-deferred retirement accounts, and finally your Roth IRA. Here’s why: If you hold an

Taxes Never Retire, but Benefits Escape

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Congress’s complicated rules for the taxation of Social Security benefits open the door to opportunities to save. It used to be so simple. From the time the first checks were issued in 1937 through the