Tax updates. You can't afford to miss.

Brent, I am so excited about this because it is that time of the year where the IRS has finally

let us know what we can expect next year when it comes to how much money we can save

for the future, what tax

opportunities are available to us, the numbers are in, hot off the press, and we get to go

through them today. This is always, you know, being a financial nerd, I have quirky times

of the year I get excited for. You know, we've, in the past, we've joked about that we love

when Warren Buffett wrote the letters,

letters to shareholder.

When I was writing Millionaire Mission, I remember we had the book written, but we couldn't,

we needed all the year-end updates.

So now every November, I get excited because it's always around November.

The government tells us what are the changes they've made to all of our contribution limits, our tax brackets.

So with that, this is stuff.

I'm hoping that I can turn this into your own nerdy tradition that you too can get excited about.

So let's talk about what changed, some of the updates.

And let's start with maybe the exciting ones or the ones that

people likely get the most excited about. And these are contribution limits. As you know,

for certain tax-incentivized retirement plans, the government says, hey, these things are really,

really good, but you can only put so much money into them. And every year, those numbers change

just a little bit. Well, 2026 is no different. When we look

at contribution limits for 401K, 403B, 4757, employer-sponsored plans and the Thrift Savings

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