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Plus, Major Tax Policy Changes in the “One Big Beautiful Bill”
Stay Ahead of Tax Law Changes
Recent legislation, including the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB), has already reshaped tax brackets, deductions, and estate exemptions. These changes could significantly affect your retirement plan. Our free tax guide explains what you need to know so you can adapt and take advantage of potential new opportunities.
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Don’t let taxes take a bigger bite out of your retirement than necessary.
Our free tax guide, Ways to Save Money on Taxes in Retirement, reveals tax reduction strategies to help you potentially protect your savings, stretch your income, and plan confidently for the future.
Inside, you’ll find practical strategies every retiree should know:
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How to save money on taxes in retirement by planning your distributions wisely
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The 4 tax buckets framework to help you learn about strategies to diversify and lower your taxable income
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Roth Conversions – when it makes sense and how they can potentially reduce lifetime taxes
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Tax-efficient charitable giving with qualified charitable distributions (QCDs)
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Estate and gift tax planning strategies to protect your wealth for future generations
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Social Security tax rules and how to avoid surprise taxation on benefits
This isn’t theory—it’s actionable insight designed specifically for retirees and pre-retirees.
Why Taxes Matter in Retirement
Most retirees are surprised by how much they still pay in taxes after leaving the workforce. Between required minimum distributions (RMDs), Social Security taxation, and shifting tax laws, your nest egg can shrink faster than expected.
Planning ahead with smart tax reduction strategies gives you more control when planning to:
- Minimize taxes on retirement income
- Reduce the impact of RMDs and withdrawals
- Avoid common mistakes with Social Security benefits
- Protect more of your legacy for loved ones
The good news is you actually have more control over how much you are going to pay in taxes during retirement than other times in your life, – but, you need a plan for those taxes ahead of time!
You’ve worked hard for your retirement—don’t let unnecessary taxes erode it. Learn how to keep more of your money with smart, simple tax reduction strategies.
Are your retirement assets structured to minimize taxes?
This might be hard to believe, but many hard-working Americans just like you could be paying even more taxes than they need to in retirement. You may be taxed on your IRA, 401k, and any other tax-deferred retirement accounts.