RMDs Don’t Have to Drive Up Your Taxes. Here’s How to Avoid the Hit.
Required minimum distributions (RMDs) begin at 73 or 75 for people with money in a traditional retirement plan. While RMDs can raise your taxes, a les...
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Retiring With a Government 457? How to Decide Between Your 401(k), 457, and Roth Conversions for That Unused Leave Payout
Government 457 plans can offer rare penalty-free early access, which is crucial if you may tap funds before 59½. Comparing each account’s...
Do Capital Gains Change Your Tax Bracket? What Investors Need to Know
Short-term capital gains are taxed as ordinary income and can push you into a higher marginal bracket. Long-term gains get lower rates but still raise...
Worried About Spending in Retirement? Why a Phased Decumulation Plan Could Be Your Best Move
The video explores why lifelong savers struggle to start spending in retirement and how that affects withdrawal plans. It explains how test-driving re...
How to Maximize Your Retirement Income in the 5 Years Before You Retire
Pick the best time to claim your Social Security benefits…and to retire. Consider taking on a side gig for a while. For some retirees, cashing o...
10 Social Security Facts Every Pre-Retiree Should Know Before They File
Your Social Security benefits may be smaller than you expected. There are ways to beef up those benefits. When you claim your benefits makes a big dif...
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