April 2

Maximize Your Early Retirement: Tax Planning Strategies You Should Know!

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Learn how to maximize your early retirement with these tax planning strategies. This video will help you understand the importance of tax planning to ensure a comfortable retirement.

0:00 – 0:10 Intro
0:10 – 0:42 Roth Conversions
0:43 – 3:30 Brokerage account as a bridge account & qualified dividends
3:31 – 4:40 Health care & income levels!
4:41 – 5:30 How tax brackets impact your retirement
5:31 – 6:15 Don't forget standard deductions!
6:16 – 7:35 HSA Hack you should know!
7:36 – 8:00 Social Security tax tips!
8:01-8:05 Drop a comment below! 🙂

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  2. Yeah, I’m starting to see the (taxable) brokerage would have been a great idea for me earlier on. LOL. I have a brokerage accound that holds (in a money market fund that actually pays good interest) my after-taxed funds from my IRA and then I periodically cut myself a “paycheck” to my credit union’s checking account. I am thinking of “beefing up” my brokerage account even more but, I’m not really sure about adding mutual funds/ETFs there because the equities and CDs/bonds are already accounted for in my IRAs. So it would seem redundant.

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  3. Good review ! I am living this early retirement now. Big HYSA, well established Roth accounts and big traditional IRA. ACA credits makes monthly payment for family almost zero !

    Cheers !

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