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Selected episodes from the popular radio show, ”Retirement Journey Radio” hosted by Patria Wealth Group Contact: (302) 595-9339 | RetirementJourneyRadio.com | george@patriawealth.com
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Episode #9
<p>One dollar. That's all it can take to cross a line that costs a retired couple over $2,000 a year in Medicare surcharges — for the rest of retirement. That's a 200%+ tax bracket on that single dollar. It's not a typo, and it's not rare. This week: the tax torpedo, the IRMAA cliff, and the shadow tax you never saw coming.</p>
Episode #8
<p >You spent forty years moving the ball downfield. None of it scores. The red zone — roughly five years either side of your retirement date — is where the plan actually gets decided, and the rules change once you're inside the twenty yard line.</p> <p >This week we run the real numbers showing the difference a true “retirement red zone” strategy can make vs simply doing the same plays that got you into the red zone. Then we get into the research on predictable income — including why it shows up in bloodwork, stress level, and longer longevity, not just balance sheets — a...
Episode #7
<p>Whether you can put your finger on it or not, American savers say they are feeling one thing pertaining to their retirement right now: pressure. <br> <br> Finding those pressure points is the first step. Knowing what to do about them is a whole different approach. Many times, a simple turn of the sails can turn head wind into positive propulsion. This episode delves into how to pressure test your retirement and what to do if you don't like what you discover. </p>
Episode #6
<p>While paying voluntary tax is likely an insulting thought, so many retirees are setup to do exactly that. The US Treasury has a big heart and will accept voluntary taxes from retirees--but we think you shouldn't pay them. This week, we aim to inform you on how to start paying way less in taxes in retirement on your accounts and keep more of what's yours. </p>
Episode #5
<p >Roth conversions aren’t about avoiding taxes — they’re about deciding when, how, and at what rate you’ll pay them. Too many people focus on the micro view: “How much tax will this cost me this year?” A better question is, “How will this decision impact my entire retirement?”</p> <p >Strategic conversions can create decades of tax-free income, reduce or eliminate required minimum distributions, lower Medicare premiums and Social Security taxation, and provide insulation from future tax increases. Yes, there can be short-term friction — higher taxable income or temporary IRMAA surcharges — but for many households, those are time-boxed issues in...
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