Recent reports indicate that Congress is reviewing proposals that may adjust contribution limits, tax benefits, and eligibility rules beginning in 2026. The uncertainty is prompting many investors to revisit their retirement strategies sooner rather than later.
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The “One Big, Beautiful Bill” introduced several new tax breaks and expanded others, which will likely lower 2025 tax bills or increase refunds for many taxpayers. Because of this, some people may want to adjust the amount they have withheld from their final paychecks of the year.
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The IRS has announced inflation-based increases for seven types of retirement accounts. Income limits for IRAs and the cap for qualified charitable distributions are also rising. These changes will apply to tax returns filed by April 2026.
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As the largest wealth transfer in U.S. history accelerates, millions of Americans are poised to inherit more than assets—they may also inherit unexpected tax headaches.
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When you retire, your federal income tax situation will almost certainly look different from what it did during your working years. Understanding how your tax situation evolves in retirement may help you keep more money in your pocket.
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Congress Considers Major 401(k) Changes For 2026: What High Earners Should Know
Recent reports indicate that Congress is reviewing proposals that may adjust contribution limits, tax benefits, and eligibility rules beginning in 2026. The uncertainty is prompting many investors to revisit their retirement strategies sooner rather than later.
How New Tax Laws Might Help You Keep More Money In Your Paycheck This Year
The “One Big, Beautiful Bill” introduced several new tax breaks and expanded others, which will likely lower 2025 tax bills or increase refunds for many taxpayers. Because of this, some people may want to adjust the amount they have withheld from their final paychecks of the year.
IRS Increases Contribution Limits for 7 Retirement Accounts — Including the First IRA Catch-Up Hike In Years. Here’s How Much More You Can Save In 2026
The IRS has announced inflation-based increases for seven types of retirement accounts. Income limits for IRAs and the cap for qualified charitable distributions are also rising. These changes will apply to tax returns filed by April 2026.
Don’t Get Hit With A 25% Penalty: What The New IRS Rule Means For Inherited IRAs
As the largest wealth transfer in U.S. history accelerates, millions of Americans are poised to inherit more than assets—they may also inherit unexpected tax headaches.
Six Ways Your Income Taxes Change In Retirement — For Better and Worse
When you retire, your federal income tax situation will almost certainly look different from what it did during your working years. Understanding how your tax situation evolves in retirement may help you keep more money in your pocket.