Help your clients keep their assets safe from government taxation and long term care providers

The Story

January 1, 2020: The US Government passed a new tax act called the SECURE Act.
The act was meant to give the government increased taxes and reduced deficits, not to make the American citizen more secure. If the government needed their money before the pandemic, they really need their money now! One of the largest assets of the American people are their retirement plans, and this pool of money has never been taxed.

The government not only wants more of your clients’ assets. They want them quicker.

DID YOU KNOW? The new tax act of January 1, 2020 destroyed any multi-generational planning for qualified funds.

The SECURE Act will make seniors insecure.

What does that mean to your client? Taxes. Taxes. Taxes. This affects qualified money: IRA, 401K, 403B, 457, and SEPsTwo parts to the SECURE Act every senior needs to know:

  • The Stretch IRA was eliminated
  • It extends the RMD age to 72 73-75 over the next 10 years

The Consequences

Consequences of Stretch IRA Elimination
Forced Distributions = Ten Year Tax Curse
  • Higher tax bracket for surviving spouse
  • Higher taxes for children or other beneficiaries
  • Biden has promised to raise taxes in wealthier income brackets
  • The stock market is unpredictable
Consequences of RMD Extension to 72 73 to 75 over the next 10 years
Forces larger distributions, which are more taxable

The following common realities compound the need for seniors to take larger distributions:

  • 47% of seniors aged 65 will pass away before life expectancy
  • 70% of people over 65 will need extended care
  • 90% of couples over 65 will need extended care for one or both members
  • Most seniors will scramble for money

DID YOU KNOW? At least one spouse in 90% of American couples age 65 and older will either need extended care or die before life expectancy.

Client’s Concerns

  • Running out of money before running out of breath
  • Losing their assets and income stream to market losses, or the need for extended care
  • The taxation of their income
  • Leaving the most money possible to their beneficiaries instead of to the government

DID YOU KNOW? We concentrate on having a spending plan, not a budgeting plan. There are some good assets to take to the L-ord and some not.

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