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Posts Tagged ‘Retirement tax planning’

How to Build a Retirement Plan That Actually Fits Your Life 

By kevin | August 10, 2026

Regardless of how much someone has saved, it’s rare to meet someone who feels completely certain they won’t run out of money in retirement.  We’ve had that conversation with households that have around half a…

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Trump Accounts Explained: Eligibility, Benefits, Rules, and How They Work 

By kevin | August 3, 2026

For almost a year, “Trump accounts” have been one of those things people half remember hearing about and can’t quite explain. They came out of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law on…

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Accounts for the Kids: The Full Comparison for Parents and Grandparents 

By kevin | August 3, 2026

A client asked last week which account he should open for his granddaughter, and the answer probably wasn’t what he expected. We told him there isn’t one. There are five, and the right combination depends entirely on what he’s trying…

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Concentrated Stock Positions How to Diversify and Minimize Capital Gains Taxes

By kevin | July 20, 2026

You worked at the same company for twenty, thirty years. You got your stock through RSUs or an employee purchase plan, mostly because that was just how the job worked,…

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The ROUTE to Retirement – A Complete Evaluation of Your Retirement Plan

By kevin | July 13, 2026

Ask a room full of soon-to-be retirees one question and watch the confidence drain out of the room in real time.  “On a scale of one to ten, if the market dropped…

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How to Lower Taxes in Retirement Before the End of 2026 

By kevin | June 8, 2026

Most people spend decades learning how to save for retirement, but not many specifically learn how to withdraw money from those savings in a tax-efficient way.  Retirement often introduces a new set of…

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What Happens Tax-Wise When You Sell Your Home? 

By kevin | May 18, 2026

If you’ve talked with friends, family, or neighbors about selling a home, you’ve probably heard a few different versions of how taxes work.  “You have to buy another house to avoid taxes.”  “You won’t owe…

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How a Retirement Plan Should Evolve Once You Stop Working 

By kevin | March 30, 2026

This retirement transition from saving to spending is one of the most important shifts in your financial life. It requires a new mindset and a different strategy. Your retirement plan has the potential to help you retire comfortably and…

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Mega Backdoor Roth 401(k): Strategies to Build Tax-Free Retirement Wealth 

By kevin | March 16, 2026

Taxes are a huge concern for folks when it comes to retirement planning. Many retirees spend decades building savings only to discover that a large portion of their withdrawals are taxable. That’s why strategies that create…

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Smart Tax Moves to Make Early in the Year

By radon | January 19, 2026

When it comes to smart tax planning, timing matters just as much as strategy. Too often, people wait until the end of the year (or worse, tax season) to think…

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