The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act is one of the biggest pieces of legislation regarding retirement plans in recent memory. As with any update to the tax and retirement planning landscape, it’s important to review your particular situation to understand the potential effects of these changes.
There is still time to implement some great tax planning ideas for 2019. While many planning tools remain similar to last year, the IRS has issued new guidance that could affect your tax situation. Learn more about Charitable Contributions, Standard vs. Itemized Deductions, Medical Expenses, Standard Mileage Rates, Qualified Business Income Deduction, New Guidance Regarding Virtual Currencies, Estimated Tax Payments, Capital Gains/Losses, 2019 Bonus, Passive Activity, 529 College Savings Plans, Gifts.
Whatever the circumstances, with newly created or realized wealth comes great responsibility, significant complexity and potentially unsettling emotions. Handling this responsibility effectively can help ease your financial stress, simplify the associated burdens, and enable a more gratifying life experience.
That goal sounds great; however, retirement and longevity planning can be difficult. While our future is filled with a host of unknowns (family needs, life span, capital market returns, inflation), they should never prevent you from creating a plan. Retirement planning no longer adheres to old methods, outdated assumptions or simple rules of thumb. Here are some big picture concepts that retirees or future retirees should keep in mind when beginning the planning process.
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