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Forbes: The Rich Person Roth: For The Most Tax-Free Retirement Income

Those individuals should be proactive and look for ways to minimize their taxes. Regardless of state residence, tax planning is on the minds of more people these days than it would have previously been.

5 Legal Ways To Get Tax-Free Income For Retirement

No one likes paying taxes. Even with the supposed cuts of the Trump tax plan, I hear people complaining about how much taxes they are paying. But with a little help there are a few ways to get tax-free retirement income.

Physician Tax Planning and Investment Vehicles

Physicians who have signed physician contracts, are close to or have started with their new employer or business partner(s) should begin preparing for the various tax management strategies with their investment opportunities.

5 Best Arguments for Cash Value Accounts

Life insurance should be a bedrock of any serious financial, retirement or estate plan, but it is not used nearly enough, even by those advisors who do sell life insurance. For planning purposes here, I refer only to permanent insurance, not term insurance.

Using Roth 401(k)s to ‘Supersize’ Retirement Savings

While more and more young workers are attracted to the benefits of Roth IRAs, they should also be embracing Roth 401(k)s — “supersized” Roths that allow workers to save more, andHigh earners are not excluded like they would be from a Roth IRA says IRA expert Ed Slott.

2019 Social Security Earnings Test Limits

If you work while collecting Social Security benefits, you can get hit with hefty benefit reductions. Here are the earnings limits for this year. Can you work and collect Social Security at the same time? The short answer is yes, it’s possible. However, if you haven’t reached your full retirement age, the Social Security earnings test could cause the Social Security Administration (SSA) to withhold some, or even all, of your monthly benefit payments.

6 Rules for TAX-FREE ROTH Distributions

Roth IRAs offer a trade-off. You decide to pay taxes now on your contribution (or conversion) in exchange for tax-free earnings down the road. Don’t miss out on Roth IRA benefits by making mistakes when you take a distribution. Here are six rules you need to know to make sure money comes out of your Roth IRA tax-free.

If you're planning to retire in 2019, make sure you're prepared

While some people might have been saving and planning for decades for retirement, others might not have given much thought to their life after full-time work. If you plan to continue working in some capacity, keep in mind the effect it could have on your Social Security benefits if you tap them before your government-determined full retirement age of about 66 or 67.

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