Let’s be honest. Most of us start gathering our documents to file taxes at the end of January and into February, schedule a time with our tax professional, and then wait for our preparer to tell us whether we’re due a refund or owe.
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My mother wanted to get everything in order and finally set up her trust and estate plan. I referred her to an estate planning attorney who created her trust. My mother completed her trust. But, she was just like millions of Americans. When they get their trust done, they just put it in their file cabinet and never look at it again.
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Many retirees dread the day they reach the age when they must begin taking RMDs (Required Minimum Distributions).
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While earning a paycheck is exciting, it can also be an excellent time to consider opening a Roth IRA and contributing a portion of their summer earnings.
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Heading into retirement, many people think they will be in a lower tax bracket. But then they realize once they receive their Social Security that they have a Social Security tax torpedo. This tax phenomenon is caused when an individual’s marginal tax rate is significantly higher than their actual tax bracket, which is a horrible experience.
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