Doctor Smoke

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2 days ago
3 Accounts Guaranteed to Help Minimize Your Taxes in Retirement
The Motley Fool - Chuck Saletta
The more tax-efficient you are with your retirement money, the further each dollar can go for you. Once you retire, your salary will stop, but most of …
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5 days ago
Guide To The Tax Implications Of A Cash-Out Refinance
Forbes - Janet Berry-Johnson
If you’re a homeowner looking to access some of your home’s equity, you may want to consider a cash-out refinance. A cash-out refinance allows homeowners to tap their home’s equity without selling their house. But before diving into this option, you need to understand the potential tax implications …
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6 days ago
The ‘Legacy IRA’ Has Finally Arrived
Forbes - Bryan K. Clontz, Ph.D., CFP®, CAP®
Effective January 1, 2023 if you are age 70-1/2 or older, you can distribute up to $50,000 from your traditional IRA directly into a charitable remainder trust or gift annuity. The distribution will be excluded from your income, but if you are age 73 or older it will nonetheless count toward your …
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How Much Can I Earn In 2023 and Still Collect Social Security?
gobankingrates.com - David Nadelle
Working while you are retired can not only boost your income, but it's also a good way to fill your days. Related: What Is the Average Social …
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Top Hat Plan
Investopedia - Julia Kagan
What Is a Top Hat Plan? A top hat plan is a type of employer-sponsored plan that is unfunded. The design of the plan is to provide deferred …
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Couples 55 and older will be able to contribute more than $10,000 to a health savings account
NBC News - Rob Wile
HSAs are touted as a way to set aside money for medical expenses tax-free. The average HSA created in 2005 is now worth more than $50,000. Older U.S. couples will be able contribute more than $10,000 annually toward tax-free health savings accounts. Under guidance the IRS announced Tuesday that goes …