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Adviser Intel features expert wealth insights from a curated selection of financial professionals about retirement, estate planning and tax strategies.
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How to Build a Tax-Efficient Retirement Withdrawal PlanAccumulating retirement wealth is only half the job. How you withdraw it can have a significant impact on taxes, Medicare and what you ultimately get to spend.
By Rick Barnett
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Auto-Renewing During Open Enrollment Could Cost YouYour financial situation may look very different now than it did a year ago. You may have opportunities to save on your family's coverage, co-pays and benefits.
By Seth Miller, CFP®, CEPA
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RMD Paradox: A Healthy Nest Egg Can Hatch a Nasty Tax BillSaving too well can create a big tax problem once required minimum distributions kick in, making proactive income management and strategic withdrawals essential.
By Donald Albach
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5 Key Decisions to Make in Your First Year of RetirementThe first year of retirement is when you finally get to replace the assumptions in your financial plan with real numbers that inform key decisions.
By Michael Pappis, CFP®
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How to Stop a 401(k) From Becoming a Tax Burden in RetirementSaving for retirement in a 401(k) is a smart move, but can also lead to a troublesome tax bill years later. The solution? Diversifying while there's still time.
By Mallon FitzPatrick, CFP®, AEP®, CLU®
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Florida’s Gulf Coast: Come for the Sun, Stay for the TaxesSouthwest Florida is no longer just a vacation spot. It has evolved into a premier financial haven where wealthy families can protect and grow their fortunes.
By Hood Craddock, CPA
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The Best Time to Talk to Aging Parents About Money and CareTalking to your retired parents about finances and healthcare isn't a sign you don't trust them. It's how you help them stay in control for as long as possible.
By Alvina Lo
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How to Adopt a Laddered Approach to Investing for RetirementA laddered investing strategy, where you draw from some accounts while allowing others to grow over time, can help support you over a lengthy retirement.
By Michael B. Schwartz
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Are You Eligible for the 2027 Federal Saver's Match?If you qualify for the Saver's Match, the government will match your retirement contributions up to 50% of your first $2,000 in savings.
By Jason Bernat
