Can a change in the tax laws affect your retirement savings? Financial Advisor Terry DuPont and Stonewood Financial CEO Becky Swansburg discuss how future legislation can affect your spending ability in retirement. Tax and legislative risk play a big role in the success of retirement plans. When Congress changes the rules on taxes, especially for deferred-tax accounts, it can cause a person’s future tax burden to rise, creating a negative domino effect on a retiree’s budget when they are typically on a fixed income. There are two systems of taxes in the USA, one for the informed and the other for the uninformed. It’s best to become informed so you can position your assets in tax-advantaged ways.
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