Advanced Retirement Tax Training at National Semiannual Conference Hosted by America’s IRA Experts in Las Vegas

Retirement tax training information and expert

“As an IRA Master Elite IRA Advisor, I can tell you, we spent an entire session on Roth conversions alone and identified fifty distinct planning considerations, several of which shifted because of the new legislation. We also got a complete briefing on the new Trump Accounts taking effect in July. These are conversations every retirement saver should be having with their advisor right now – I know we are having them with our clients.” Bruce Hosler

Joint Accounts in Estate Planning: Key Mistakes Families Make | Ep #83

Joint accounts and estate planning mistakes

Most families believe estate planning is “done” because a will exists somewhere—or a child was added to an account “for convenience.” Episode 83 shows how that checkbox mindset can backfire: a joint brokerage account intended to “avoid probate” accidentally disinherits siblings and triggers a seven-figure, avoidable tax bill.

A Gameplan For Market Corrections | March 2026

Waves crashing on rocky shoreline.

The information technology sector delivered an outsized gain through the first 11 months of 2025 in a broadly “risk-on” environment, except for the brief stretch of “tariff turmoil” in March and April.

New Tax Laws For You to Understand in 2026 | Ep #82

Buckets representing tax strategies for 2026

The 2026 tax-law changes discussed in this episode affect how retirees, high earners, and families with large IRAs plan for taxes now versus later. The rules touch Roth conversion timing, charitable deduction mechanics, Social Security benefits for certain pension recipients, and how catch-up 401(k) contributions must be funded—each with real “miss it and you lose it” consequences.

QCD Update for 2026 – Advice You Should Know | Ep #81

Tax planning for charitable donations

A Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) is a charitable gift made directly from an IRA to a qualified charity that can keep the distribution out of your taxable income when done correctly. It applies to IRA owners (and certain inherited IRA beneficiaries) who meet the age requirement, and it matters because it can support giving goals while potentially reducing income-driven tax side effects.

The New Uses for 529 Plans | Ep #79

Podcast on 529 plans and Roth IRA

For years, 529 plans have been viewed as a single-purpose savings tool: a tax-advantaged way to pay for college. While that was once true, recent legislative changes have dramatically expanded what these plans can do—and how strategic families can use them.

National Debt and High Net Worth Planning | Ep #78

Financial planning podcast on national debt

If you’re like many affluent families today, you’ve likely felt a growing sense of uncertainty around the U.S. national debt — and what it could mean for your future taxes, your retirement income, and the legacy you intend to pass on.

The Interest Rate Trap | Ep #77

Podcast on retirement income planning

For more than a decade, retirees, investors, and even financial professionals lived in a world where near-zero interest rates felt almost permanent. But the economic landscape has shifted dramatically.