Photo credit: jb All future Social Security recipients face this question at some point: When should I file for benefits? As you are likely aware, age 62 is the earliest that you can file for retirement benefits. By filing at this…
Photo credit: jb In what some, including myself, may find a surprising move, recently Congress approved a measure to completely eliminate the Government Pension Offset and Windfall Elimination Provision. The President has signed this bill into law. What this means is…
Financial planning often requires us to face our own certain demise – something that we never wanted to do, but still a certainty that we all must face. Among the things that we want to do when planning for the inevitable…
When you have a 401(k) plan that contains stock in your company, there is a special provision in the tax law that may be beneficial to you. This special provision is called Net Unrealized Appreciation, or NUA, treatment. It allows you…
Photo credit: jb Have you ever wondered if it was actually necessary to file a tax return? Perhaps your income is relatively low, and so you wonder if it’s really required of you to file a return. Often it’s not entirely…
Note: you can find the first part of this discussion of Social Security Survivor Benefits at the link. Part 1 covered the basics of Survivor Benefits, and this article covers other considerations with the Survivor Benefit, including non-spouse survivor’s benefits and…
In a previous article we reviewed the very confusing Social Security Spousal Benefit. That article raised a lot of questions from readers about another confusing provision of the Social Security system: the Survivor Benefit. As with all of these discussions, don’t…
Photo credit: jb Qualified Retirement Plans (QRPs), which include 401(k), 403(b) and many other employer-based plans, are governed by federal law under ERISA. One of the tenets of ERISA is that there are certain rights for the spouse of the employee-participant…
Photo credit: jb Note: with the passage of the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 into law, File & Suspend and Restricted Application have been effectively eliminated for anyone born in 1954 or later. If born before 1954 there are some options…
Photo credit: jb Most of the time, when taking a distribution from a 401(k) or other Qualified Retirement Plan (QRP) prior to age 59½, there generally is a 10% penalty that applies. That is, unless one of the exceptions applies. If…
Photo credit: jb One of the provisions that is available to the individual who inherits a 401(k) or other Qualified Retirement Plan (QRP) is the ability to convert the fund to a Roth IRA. This gives the beneficiary of the original…
Photo credit: jb When you’re subject to Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) and you have more than one IRA account to take the distributions from, you have a choice to make. Even though you have to calculate the RMD amount using all…
If you have a 401(k), 403(b), a tax-sheltered annuity or other qualified retirement plan from a former employer, you may have considered if it would be beneficial to leave it where it is, or perhaps enact a rollover to an IRA.…
Photo credit: jb A little-known fact about how withholding works for IRA distributions can work in your favor. While withholding from a paycheck and estimated tax payments are credited as paid during the quarter actually paid, it’s different for withholding from…
Photo credit: diedoe I’ve written in the past about the types of transactions that are prohibited in your IRA, and how these transactions are generally quite onerous if you happen to use one of them. In fact what happens is that…
Photo credit: diedoe For those familiar with the Earned Income Credit (EIC), you hopefully are familiar with the preparer’s due diligence checklist. This is a checklist that the preparer uses to help determine if the taxpayer’s circumstances are in keeping with…
Photo credit: jb Often we find ourselves in situations that we never dreamed of – like owing the IRS a considerable amount of money. Maybe you earned a lot more than you expected, perhaps you had a filing status change that…
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