John and Jane Average
How much money does the average American earn? How much do they owe? And (since it’s the Tax Filing Deadline Day) how much do they pay in taxes? The Motley […]
Ins and Outs of In-Retirement Withdrawals
It’s one of the first questions I’m asked when someone first comes in for retirement planning. Being used to working and receiving a paycheck on a regular basis, where will […]
Yes, Taxes are Still Certain in Retirement
Tax season is in full swing, and by now your mail (or in) boxes have begun to be inundated with “IMPORTANT TAX DOCUMENTS ENCLOSED” correspondence. For the newly retired, their […]
Relating Retirement Savings to Taxes
Sharing this article posted at USA Today. It helps to quantify what retirement savings decisions made now can help you save on taxes, and the possible future tax burden caused […]
Taxing Forethought
It may seem extreme to plan today for the taxes you’ll pay 20, 30 or even 40 years from now, but smart people do just that. In reality, taxes have […]