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Early Retirement - Financial Freedom (Investing, Tax Planning, Retirement Strategy, Personal Finance)

8 Tax Strategies To Consider Before Year-End

Early Retirement - Financial Freedom (Investing, Tax Planning, Retirement Strategy, Personal Finance)

Ari Taublieb, CFP®, MBA

Entrepreneurship, Investing, Business, Careers, How To Retire, Retirement Planning, Stock Investing, Real Estate Investing, Retirement, Personal Finance, Save On Taxes, Early Retirement

4.7583 Ratings

🗓️ 25 November 2024

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Tax Strategies Before Year-End -> Consider These 8! Create Your Custom Early Retirement Strategy Here Get access to the same software I use for my clients and join the Early Retirement Academy here Ari Taublieb, CFP ®, MBA is the Chief Growth Officer of Root Financial Partners and a Fiduciary Financial Planner specializing in helping clients retire early with confidence.

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0:00.0

I started the early retirement podcast because there was not enough people talking about tax

0:05.0

planning when it comes to an early retirement.

0:07.5

You have an opportunity.

0:08.8

Your income is often very low because there's no social security.

0:12.6

Your required distributions have not started yet.

0:15.2

Maybe there's rental income.

0:16.6

Maybe there's part-time income.

0:17.9

Maybe you're still working.

0:19.6

But more often than not, you're

0:21.0

wondering, hey, what should I do when I maybe 60 or 61 and I've got a few years before

0:26.8

Social Security gets turned on? Can't I optimize in that time? So today's episode is going to be

0:32.5

about tax planning before the end of the year. Right now, as I'm recording this, we've got about two months

0:38.5

left before right away. We are now in 2025. How weird does that sound? And I'm going to give you

0:45.0

the tax strategies that I go over for my clients that want to, of course, save on taxes, which is

0:50.8

every single one of them. So generally, I'll introduce my tax planning checklist

0:56.8

in the summer because tax planning should not wait until the end of the year, but there are

1:01.8

certain things by the end of the year you want to review and certain things you actually

1:05.6

want to wait for and not implement. And I'm going to talk about those today. If you don't already

1:10.6

know, my name is Ari Taublieb. I'm a certified financial planner. I'm going to talk about those today. If you don't already know, my name is

1:11.4

Ari Taalbib. I'm a certified financial planner. I'm the host of the early retirement podcast,

1:16.7

and I'm the vice president en route. If you are listening to this podcast episode on the podcast

1:21.7

apps, great. If you're watching this right now on YouTube, I love it because you can see what

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