8 Stealth Taxes That Can Leave the IRS a Tip (And How to Avoid It)

Most retirees have a general idea of which tax bracket they're in.

But that bracket doesn't always tell you what your next dollar of income really costs.

Cross certain income thresholds, and you could face an extra surtax, lose part of a deduction, or pay higher Medicare premiums.

These are often called stealth taxes.

And as year-end approaches, they can quickly change the math on a Roth conversion, a capital gain, or an extra IRA withdrawal.

In this episode, I'm breaking down 8 stealth taxes that are easy for retirement savers to overlook.

Here's what you'll learn:

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