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The Mechanics of Taxation and Retirement Income
Combining Social Security income with other types of income in retirement–pensions, IRA withdrawals, part-time employment, for example–can material impact the amount of taxation some seniors face. That’s not necessarily a secret, but it still comes as a surprise to many who fail to adequately consider IRS rules in their retirement financial planning. Investment News contributor Mary Beth Franklin takes a look at this complex issue in an article posted today on www.investmentnews.com. Access it here…
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