How to Avoid Tax Traps With a Substantial IRA
If you’re approaching retirement with $1 million or more in IRAs and 401(k)s, you’ve probably done a good job saving. But have you considered how much of that money you’ll actually get to keep?
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The withdrawal phase in retirement is different from the accumulation phase. During your working years, you just socked money away. But, during retirement there are decisions to make and tax traps to avoid – some of which can not only be unwelcome surprises, but irrevocable, as well. Getting your ducks lined up well in advance can make a big difference in later years.
People often pay more in retirement taxes than expected because different income is treated differently and hides penalties in gaps. Many make costly, irreversible Social Security decisions without realizing the stakes. The sad part is that poor decisions are usually avoidable.
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Understanding the Diversification Puzzle
If you’re approaching retirement with $1 million or more in IRAs and 401(k)s, you’ve probably done a good job saving. But have you considered how much of that money you’ll actually get to keep?
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