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With Future Tax Rates All But Certain to Rise...What does that mean to your retirement when you save in a 401k or IRA?

Below we have broken down the impact of saving for retirement in either an IRA or a 401k based on incomes for married filing jointly below $101,400 and from $101,401 to $189,000...to show you what things would likely look like if tax rates are the same as they are today and if they are in fact higher, much higher as the experts have predicted in the documentary "The Power of Zero...The Tax Train is Coming!"

Go ahead and click on the video that best describes your situation.
By clicking on an of the videos below you acknowledge this is not to be considered to be tax advice. Always consult with a Tax Professional before implementing any tax planning strategy. 

Saving in an IRA-Income less than $101,400-Married Filing Jointly

Saving in a 401k-Income Less than $101,400-Married Filing Jointly

SAVING IN AN IRA-INCOME FROM $101,401 to $189,000-MARRIED FILING JOINTLY

SAVING IN A 401k-INCOME FROM $101,401 TO $189,000-MARRIED FILING JOINTLY

    Kurt, I'd like to see the documentary "The Power of Zero...THe Tax Train is Coming."

    Hey Kurt, I'd like to set up a time to have a no Cost or Obligation conversation about how I can minimize my overall tax bill and try to achieve a 0% tax rate in retirement.