Tax Efficient Withdrawal Strategies To Reduce Taxes In Retirement

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Understanding personal finances and investing will most likely lead to greater financial independence By being knowledgeable about money and investing, individuals can make informed decisions about how to save, spend, and invest their money A trader made over $350k in this recession influenced market
Comment from : victoria jonas

I'm compiling and picking stocks that I'd love to hold on to for a few years before retirement, do you think these stocks will do better over the years? I'd love to retire at least $2million savings Now you got to rely on a pretty good diversification if you must stay green Currently up 21 and being cautious Still better deal than letting it sit in savings or checking earning near 0-1 interest
Comment from : Oliver O Donnell

This is an important topic It would be great to know of some high quality books or possibly web sites/tools that one could read for more detailed education prior to hiring a professional, if that is needed
Comment from : Michelle

Thank you Azul! I feel like you are my family friend giving great advice I love the health care savings account idea Also I want to know about selling rental properties If I sell them one at a time over time my capital gains tax will be less due to lower income But, can I do other things to lower my tax burden?
Comment from : Dealing with Feeling

Thank you for your channel I find it enjoyable and informative Do you know if there is any online calculator that one could use for the tax planning education tips you provided in the video? I can’t find anything that would let me plug in the types of retirement income I have and also factor in the graduated tax table and Medicare Part B and D income based premiums? Thank you for pointing me in the direction of such an online planning tool if it exists
Comment from : Julien Carter

Good advice and thanks for the info but let’s put things in perspective A married couple has to make over $194K for Part B & D premiums to increase Just saying…
Comment from : Thomas G

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Comment from : 70 qq

Good one Azul! 😊
Comment from : George M

Good thought on the 4 bucket concept Azul HSA is worthy of being another bucket
Comment from : Steve Mlejnek

This is pre-retirement advice Useless information fora retiree with Avery large taxable IRA Not nearly that complicated Delay SSI if you can Take resources from taxable accounts first Tax me now account’s second and Roth funds last You don’t necessarily need a professional eating up over $1000 dollars a month, no matter how well you do Educate yourself The” professional won’t care nearly as much as you, if you run short in retirement Live within your means!
Comment from : Kenneth Fern

I sure hope my taxable income accounts don't go up 20X, that means I might have to pay 20X in taxes brbrThe sure way to avoid capital gains is to spend money now and don't invest
Comment from : Gary Christison