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I'll Show You How Wealthy People Are Building a Rock-Solid Retirement Without Fees and Confusing Hidden Taxes and Surcharges - And How You Can
Disclaimer
If You Don't Have At Least $250,000 to Invest or if You're Not Looking To Take Action In The Next 60 days, This Isn't For You. It will be cancelled.
On the call you learn how to:
- Stretch Your Retirement Savings
Lower taxes mean more net income, allowing retirees to make their savings last longer
- Reduce Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs)
Lowering taxable income can help manage or reduce RMDs from traditional retirement accounts, which can push retirees into higher tax brackets.
- Preserve Social Security Benefits**
Social Security benefits may become taxable if combined income exceeds certain thresholds. Reducing taxable income can help avoid or minimize this tax.
- Avoid Medicare Premium Surcharges
Medicare Part B and D premiums are based on income (IRMAA). Lower taxable income can help retirees avoid these costly surcharges.
- Maximize Estate Value
Reducing taxable income and utilizing strategies like Roth conversions or life insurance ensures more wealth can be passed to heirs with fewer tax implications.
- Plan for Future Tax Increases
Many retirees anticipate tax rates to rise in the future, either personally or legislatively. Paying taxes now at lower rates can result in long-term savings.
- Financial Peace of Mind
Knowing that taxes are minimized provides greater predictability and control over retirement cash flow, helping retirees budget effectively.
On the call you learn how to:
- Stretch Your Retirement Savings
Lower taxes mean more net income, allowing retirees to make their savings last longer
- Reduce Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs)
Lowering taxable income can help manage or reduce RMDs from traditional retirement accounts, which can push retirees into higher tax brackets.
- Preserve Social Security Benefits**
Social Security benefits may become taxable if combined income exceeds certain thresholds. Reducing taxable income can help avoid or minimize this tax.
- Avoid Medicare Premium Surcharges
Medicare Part B and D premiums are based on income (IRMAA). Lower taxable income can help retirees avoid these costly surcharges.
- Maximize Estate Value
Reducing taxable income and utilizing strategies like Roth conversions or life insurance ensures more wealth can be passed to heirs with fewer tax implications.
- Plan for Future Tax Increases
Many retirees anticipate tax rates to rise in the future, either personally or legislatively. Paying taxes now at lower rates can result in long-term savings.
- Financial Peace of Mind
Knowing that taxes are minimized provides greater predictability and control over retirement cash flow, helping retirees budget effectively.
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