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Planning for Income Taxes inRetirement
More than half of America’s seniors–those older than age 50–worry about the impact of income taxes on their retirement income stream. If you’re in that grouping, be aware that there are steps you can take to deal with that threat, even though up to 85% of you Social Security benefit can be taxable under current law. Read The a post by Motley Fool’s Maurie Backman describing what you can do. Check it out here…
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