How to be Tax Savvy in Retirement

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Whether you're a young individual just starting a career path or a well-seasoned professional nearing retirement, developing a savvy tax strategy today can save you from some painful surprises down the road in retirement. But becoming tax savvy is easier said than done, mainly because what you see in your account balance is not always what you get. Traditional Roth IRAs, and other tax-deferred accounts, are a great example of this.

Understanding the Nuances of Net Unrealized Appreciation

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You spent years–even decades–contributing to your company’s 401(k) retirement plan. Now, it’s time to withdraw those funds so you can use them. Typically, money taken from your employer’s retirement plan is transferred directly into a rollover IRA to avoid being immediately taxed. Sure, when the time comes, it’ll be taxed as ordinary income, but that can be tomorrow’s problem.
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