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"Stop the triple-lock for people on the new pension, keep it for people on the existing pension..." #TripleLock #StatePension #MattAllwright
"Stop the triple-lock for people on the new pension, keep it for people on the existing pension..." #TripleLock #StatePension #MattAllwright
"With an ageing population and a shrinking working age population, I just don't think it's fair." #Pension #Tax #TripleLock #StormandAlexis
"With an ageing population and a shrinking working age population, I just don't think it's fair." #Pension #Tax #TripleLock #StormandAlexis
Headlines don’t equal strategy. Our CIO Matt Rice joined @fox32chicago to discuss the proposed federal retirement accounts and what they could mean for Americans. Key point: There are still more questions than answers — especially around implementation, funding, and congressional approval. Meanwhile, the real issue remains the same: Many Americans are underprepared for retirement. At Goldstone, we stay on the pulse of legislative changes so we can evaluate how tax law, retirement rules, and policy shifts may affect your long-term income plan. → Watch the full discussion at the link in bio. #RetirementStrategy #TaxPlanning #RetirementSavings #WealthPlanning #ChicagoNews
Headlines don’t equal strategy. Our CIO Matt Rice joined @fox32chicago to discuss the proposed federal retirement accounts and what they could mean for Americans. Key point: There are still more questions than answers — especially around implementation, funding, and congressional approval. Meanwhile, the real issue remains the same: Many Americans are underprepared for retirement. At Goldstone, we stay on the pulse of legislative changes so we can evaluate how tax law, retirement rules, and policy shifts may affect your long-term income plan. → Watch the full discussion at the link in bio. #RetirementStrategy #TaxPlanning #RetirementSavings #WealthPlanning #ChicagoNews
Retirement doesn’t always mean lower taxes. RMDs, taxable withdrawals, and Social Security can quickly increase your tax burden. A smarter withdrawal plan, including Roth strategies, can help keep more money in your pocket. 📺 Tune in Sunday at 10:00 AM on WANF‑TV and 11:30 AM on CBS (WUPA) to learn more.
Retirement doesn’t always mean lower taxes. RMDs, taxable withdrawals, and Social Security can quickly increase your tax burden. A smarter withdrawal plan, including Roth strategies, can help keep more money in your pocket. 📺 Tune in Sunday at 10:00 AM on WANF‑TV and 11:30 AM on CBS (WUPA) to learn more.
10 years from retirement—what’s your mindset? Ralph and Tim dive into the key questions you should be asking now in this segment of The Finance Report. 📺
10 years from retirement—what’s your mindset? Ralph and Tim dive into the key questions you should be asking now in this segment of The Finance Report. 📺
The quiet mistake that costs pension owners A LOT of money! Pension or lump sum? Most people pick the bigger number. That’s the wrong math. The real decision can swing hundreds of thousands of dollars depending on taxes, longevity, and investment assumptions. New Episode dropping soon, watch before you decide.
The quiet mistake that costs pension owners A LOT of money! Pension or lump sum? Most people pick the bigger number. That’s the wrong math. The real decision can swing hundreds of thousands of dollars depending on taxes, longevity, and investment assumptions. New Episode dropping soon, watch before you decide.
#ThisMorning | #Protecting #America’s #Retirement #Savers from #Scams and #Fraud | Tim Rouse, The SPARK Institute and Lisa Plaggemier, @staysafeonlinenca | #Tunein: broadcastretirementnetwork.com #Aging, #Finance, #Lifestyle, #Privacy, #Retirement, #wellness
#ThisMorning | #Protecting #America’s #Retirement #Savers from #Scams and #Fraud | Tim Rouse, The SPARK Institute and Lisa Plaggemier, @staysafeonlinenca | #Tunein: broadcastretirementnetwork.com #Aging, #Finance, #Lifestyle, #Privacy, #Retirement, #wellness
The government just signaled the end of the last big tax shelter in the UK. 🇬🇧📉 I looked at the data for the 2027/28 tax year, and if you have been dutifully saving into a pension for 30 years, you need to read the fine print. From April 2027, unused pension pots will no longer pass outside of your estate. They are being pulled directly into the inheritance tax net, meaning they could be slapped with a 40% tax bill before your family sees a penny. The logic from the Treasury? They want to discourage people from using pensions as “wealth transfer vehicles” and force them to be used for retirement instead. But here is the reality for the average saver: If you die after age 75, your family could face “double taxation.” First, the pot is hit with 40% IHT. Then, when your beneficiaries draw that money out, they pay income tax at their marginal rate. For some, this could mean an effective tax rate of up to 67%. Inheritance tax revenue is already on a steady grind higher, forecast to surge from £8.4 billion today to over £14 billion by 2030. By the end of the decade, the proportion of deaths subject to IHT is expected to nearly double to 9.5%. As an older brother bit of advice: The rules of the game are changing while you are on the pitch. If the government can move the goalposts on your pension, you need to diversify where your legacy is held. Property remains one of the few assets where you can still build a tangible, multi-generational legacy that doesn’t just disappear into the Treasury’s “fiscal drag” net. Stop relying on one shelter. Build a fortress. Comment PORTAL for the tool that helps you find the assets that outrun these tax shifts in seconds. How to get AI to find you profitable deals in 60 seconds - @propertyportal.ai Building high spec developments to shape the southwest - @virtusgroupuk #pensionreform #uktax #inheritancetax #financialfreedom #wealthbuilding investing realitycheck 2027tax
The government just signaled the end of the last big tax shelter in the UK. 🇬🇧📉 I looked at the data for the 2027/28 tax year, and if you have been dutifully saving into a pension for 30 years, you need to read the fine print. From April 2027, unused pension pots will no longer pass outside of your estate. They are being pulled directly into the inheritance tax net, meaning they could be slapped with a 40% tax bill before your family sees a penny. The logic from the Treasury? They want to discourage people from using pensions as “wealth transfer vehicles” and force them to be used for retirement instead. But here is the reality for the average saver: If you die after age 75, your family could face “double taxation.” First, the pot is hit with 40% IHT. Then, when your beneficiaries draw that money out, they pay income tax at their marginal rate. For some, this could mean an effective tax rate of up to 67%. Inheritance tax revenue is already on a steady grind higher, forecast to surge from £8.4 billion today to over £14 billion by 2030. By the end of the decade, the proportion of deaths subject to IHT is expected to nearly double to 9.5%. As an older brother bit of advice: The rules of the game are changing while you are on the pitch. If the government can move the goalposts on your pension, you need to diversify where your legacy is held. Property remains one of the few assets where you can still build a tangible, multi-generational legacy that doesn’t just disappear into the Treasury’s “fiscal drag” net. Stop relying on one shelter. Build a fortress. Comment PORTAL for the tool that helps you find the assets that outrun these tax shifts in seconds. How to get AI to find you profitable deals in 60 seconds - @propertyportal.ai Building high spec developments to shape the southwest - @virtusgroupuk #pensionreform #uktax #inheritancetax #financialfreedom #wealthbuilding investing realitycheck 2027tax
This conversation matters most for people building multi-decade retirement income streams who value control under stress. RMD percentages rise as you age. Policy loan strategies often assume steady withdrawals. Loan interest compounding and rising RMD schedules don’t scale the same way. Timing affects taxes. But timing also interacts with longevity assumptions, market cycles, and compounding inside a policy. Most illustrations don’t pressure-test those curves together. This is where explanation ends and structure begins. Full episode on YouTube: Tax Free Wealth Blueprint. #RetirementArchitecture #SequenceRisk #TaxStrategy #HighIncomePlanning
This conversation matters most for people building multi-decade retirement income streams who value control under stress. RMD percentages rise as you age. Policy loan strategies often assume steady withdrawals. Loan interest compounding and rising RMD schedules don’t scale the same way. Timing affects taxes. But timing also interacts with longevity assumptions, market cycles, and compounding inside a policy. Most illustrations don’t pressure-test those curves together. This is where explanation ends and structure begins. Full episode on YouTube: Tax Free Wealth Blueprint. #RetirementArchitecture #SequenceRisk #TaxStrategy #HighIncomePlanning
Your Pension Isn't Safe: 5 Things You MUST KNOW If You're Retiring With A Pension in the U.S. Watch FULL VIDEO here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_RPdaEsT0o
Your Pension Isn't Safe: 5 Things You MUST KNOW If You're Retiring With A Pension in the U.S. Watch FULL VIDEO here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_RPdaEsT0o
Recent comments from Senator Tommy Tuberville have reignited debate about the future of Social Security Administration and how retirement systems should evolve for the next generation. Tuberville argued that many Americans wonder whether their long-term contributions could have grown more if invested elsewhere, highlighting broader concerns about sustainability, funding gaps, and the need for potential reforms. With projections showing financial pressure on the system in the coming decades, discussions around modernization, funding adjustments, and long-term stability are becoming increasingly urgent. Regardless of political views, one reality is clear: retirement security will likely depend on a combination of public programs, personal savings, and long-term investing strategies. What do you think — should Social Security be reformed, expanded, or restructured for the future? #WealthPerspective #RetirementPlanning #SocialSecurity #FinancialFuture #PolicyDebate
Recent comments from Senator Tommy Tuberville have reignited debate about the future of Social Security Administration and how retirement systems should evolve for the next generation. Tuberville argued that many Americans wonder whether their long-term contributions could have grown more if invested elsewhere, highlighting broader concerns about sustainability, funding gaps, and the need for potential reforms. With projections showing financial pressure on the system in the coming decades, discussions around modernization, funding adjustments, and long-term stability are becoming increasingly urgent. Regardless of political views, one reality is clear: retirement security will likely depend on a combination of public programs, personal savings, and long-term investing strategies. What do you think — should Social Security be reformed, expanded, or restructured for the future? #WealthPerspective #RetirementPlanning #SocialSecurity #FinancialFuture #PolicyDebate
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