This document discusses tax efficient strategies for retirement income. It begins by defining retirement as the time when one no longer needs to work and can rely on savings and passive income. It then discusses factors to consider for retirement needs such as target age and income needs.
The document explains that tax efficiency aims to minimize tax liability through strategic investment structuring. When planning retirement income, taxes can reduce savings by 25-30% so tax-efficient planning is important. Assets should be categorized based on their tax treatment which includes taxable, tax-deferred, income tax-free and estate taxable, and both income and estate tax-free assets.
Finally, specific tax-efficient retirement income strategies are outlined, including
This document discusses tax efficient strategies for retirement income. It begins by defining retirement as the time when one no longer needs to work and can rely on savings and passive income. It then discusses factors to consider for retirement needs such as target age and income needs.
The document explains that tax efficiency aims to minimize tax liability through strategic investment structuring. When planning retirement income, taxes can reduce savings by 25-30% so tax-efficient planning is important. Assets should be categorized based on their tax treatment which includes taxable, tax-deferred, income tax-free and estate taxable, and both income and estate tax-free assets.
Finally, specific tax-efficient retirement income strategies are outlined, including
This document discusses tax efficient strategies for retirement income. It begins by defining retirement as the time when one no longer needs to work and can rely on savings and passive income. It then discusses factors to consider for retirement needs such as target age and income needs.
The document explains that tax efficiency aims to minimize tax liability through strategic investment structuring. When planning retirement income, taxes can reduce savings by 25-30% so tax-efficient planning is important. Assets should be categorized based on their tax treatment which includes taxable, tax-deferred, income tax-free and estate taxable, and both income and estate tax-free assets.
Finally, specific tax-efficient retirement income strategies are outlined, including
“TAX EFFICIENCY MAXIMIZES RETIREMENT INCOME!” RETIREMENT • The time of life when you no longer need to work to live comfortably, and can rely on savings or passive forms of income to fund your lifestyle. • Traditionally, the retirement age was 65, and, most people live 15 to 20 years after turning 65 (on average). “ IT’S NOT WHAT YOU EARN, IT’S WHAT YOU KEEP! ” RETIREMENT NEEDS • Their likely retirement ages • The income needed to maintain one's standard of living, based on current annual expenses, a targeted retirement age, and an estimated increase in the annual cost of living during retirement (inflation) • The current market value of one's current savings and investments • A realistic projection of the real rate of return on one's investments • An estimated value of one's employer pension plan. • The estimated value of one's Social Security benefits TAX EFFICIENCY
• Tax efficiency is the process of organizing an
investment so that it receives the least possible taxation. It is an attempt to minimize one’s tax liability for any investment or financial plan. • Tax efficiency requires diligent structuring of investments and financial plans TAX EFFICIENT RETIREMENT • When it comes to retirement income planning, taxes are an important but often overlooked factor. • Pre-retirees tend to assume their tax bracket will decrease after they leave the workforce and don’t realize they could lose 25%–30% or more of their retirement income to taxes. • tax-efficient planning begins with categorizing assets based on tax treatment. i. Taxable Assets ii. Tax-Deferred Assets iii. Income Tax-Free, Estate Taxable Assets iv. Income Tax-Free and Estate Tax-Free Assets TAX EFFICIENT RETIREMENT INCOME WITHDRAWAL STRATEGIES
HEALTH LIFE TAXABLE REVERSE REAL
SAVINGS BROKERAG MORTGAG ESTATE ACCOUNTS INSURANCE E E INCOME ACCOUNTS HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
“Healthcare will likely be one of your largest
expenses in retirement, so why not pay with tax free income?”
• HSA’s have a triple tax benefit:
• Tax deductible contributions • Tax free growth • Tax free distributions (if used for qualified medical expenses) • This triple tax benefit is the reason it’s one of the most tax efficient retirement income strategies! TAXABLE BROKERAGE ACCOUNTS • This bucket is one of my favorite tax efficient retirement income strategies for three reasons: 1. There is no income restriction on who can contribute 2. There is no cap on contributions 3. There is no early withdrawal penalty REAL ESTATE INCOME You often hear of real estate investors paying little to no taxes. The basic reason is the ability to deduct ongoing expenses from the income. • mortgage payments • taxes • insurance • maintenance • property management fees • And the “BIG D” – Depreciation! THANK YOU