TAX-FREE STRATEGIES
Minimize Your Taxes in Retirement
How much in taxes do you want to pay in retirement?
If you own any qualified accounts such as 401(k)s or IRAs, you are already heading toward a substantial tax bill coming due once you start using those retirement accounts for income.
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If you make more than $83,000* a year, taxes are going to be much more of a problem for you. With that amount of income, you're considered to be in the top 25% of wage earners in America and you account for the majority of the tax revenue for the government: 86%, in fact. You're in a very unique group of people that all share a common problem: taxes.
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After analyzing this group for years now, we discovered that there's a fundamental difference between the way the top 25% grow, protect and transfer their wealth in the most tax efficient way possible as compared to the other 75%.
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*Source: Summary of the Latest Federal Income Tax Data, 2020 Update Tax Foundation.
Three Biggest Risks You Face In Retirement
Market Volatility
You may be heavily invested in stocks as they approach retirement which could result in large losses to your investments.
Longevity
With improvements to medicine and health care, retirees may live 20-30 years into their retirement and sometimes even longer.
Income Taxes
The majority of taxes - a staggering amount of 86%* - solely comes from the Top 25% of income wage earners in America.
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*Source: See Above
