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What I learned about retirement planning today: only a portion of Social Security income is taxable. I can take my pension, my SS, and my Roth
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mara
Jul 21 '21, 06:05
distributions first; and let my traditional IRA just earn for a few years.
I'll see what the retirement counselor at the credit union thinks.
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I haven’t worked out the precise math, but my gut instinct would be to tap SS last to give your benefit the most time to grow. -- (edited)
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znufrii
Jul 21, 06:15
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Appointment tomorrow! I'll let you know. -- nm
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mara
Jul 21, 06:18
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Oh! Work offers a free consult with a local firm, too. Appointment pending. -- nm
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mara
Jul 21, 06:20
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That’s great, get all the advice you can. -- nm
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znufrii
Jul 21, 06:25
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