Rob Williams
Writer, News Reporter, and Web Editor at Winnipeg Free Press
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seekingalpha.com | Rob Williams
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kiplinger.com | Sandra Block |Rob Williams
Few of us enjoy paying taxes. But when you’re working, the task is usually pretty straightforward: Taxes are withheld from your paycheck throughout the year, and when it comes time to file your return, you square up with the IRS. Most people get a refund. Retirees face a very different tax landscape — one that can be both confusing and costly.
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inkl.com | Rob Williams
That’s not a problem when you have taxes withheld from your paycheck, unless you have a lot of additional income that isn’t subject to withholding, such as from investments or rental properties. But once your paycheck stops, you’ll need to rely on income from multiple sources, such as withdrawals from your savings, taxable investment income, Social Security benefits and payouts from a pension or annuity.
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kiplinger.com | Donna Fuscaldo |Rob Williams
Stock market volatility is alive and kicking, but that doesn’t have to be a bad thing, even if you’re not a day trader. Instead of buying on the dip, investors facing hefty future tax consequences on their retirement savings may want to consider a Roth conversion. This occurs when you move money out of a traditional IRA or 401(K), 403(b) or 457(b), pay taxes on the withdrawals and shift it into a Roth IRA to enjoy future tax-free growth.
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