Tag: Retirement Planning
#4 | Interest Rates: How High Will They Go?
Show NotesTranscriptView All Episodes Today, Bruce Hosler and Jon are talking about interest rates. They've been on the rise in 2022, but how high will they go? How high does the fed want to raise the Fed Funds Rate? How long will the fed keep raising interest rates? What will cause the Fed to stop raising interest rates? Is aRead more
#2 | Will US Tax Rates Go Up or Down?
Show NotesTranscriptView All Episodes One of the most common questions Bruce Hosler and the team at Hosler Wealth Management are asked: "Will taxes go up or down?" And while we don't have a crystal ball, there are some pretty strong indications that taxes are going to go up. First, the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, without any intervention fromRead more
#1 | What Does Tax-Free Mean?
Show NotesTranscriptView All Episodes In our first episode, Bruce Hosler of Hosler Wealth Management sits down with co-host Jon Gay to explain the term "tax-free." What does it really mean? When you're looking at retirement income, you don't want that income to be taxed at the federal or state level. Furthermore, you don't want it to count as provisional incomeRead more
Trailer | The Protecting And Preserving Wealth Podcast
Show NotesTranscriptView All Episodes Hosler Wealth Management consists of tax accountants, financial planners, and investment advisors. The benefit to our clients is it's all together combined in one office. We started the podcast because a number of clients have questions, and this is a way for us to give them a venue to listen to different answers on all theRead more
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Jul
How to Protect Against Inflation
Bruce Hosler, Founder and Principal of Hosler Wealth Management speaks about the facts behind the headlines with the rise of inflation. When inflation is stable and predictable, it’s a sign of a basically healthy growing economy. But high inflation can quickly eat away at the purchasing power of your dollars, indicating that the economy might be overheated. So, what isRead more
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May
Selling your home in 2022 could be a Great Tax Move!
Selling your home in 2022 could be a Great Tax Move! Housing prices are hitting all-time highs! It is a sellers’ market almost anywhere in the United States, and especially in Arizona. Many homeowners have seen the value of their primary residence double and even triple over the last decade, making them reconsider their estate planning. This maybe one of
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Apr
How to decide if a Roth IRA conversion is right for your tax strategy
401k vs Roth IRA, which is better? Knowing how to decide if a Roth IRA conversion is the right choice for you requires a deeper look into Roth vs traditional IRA. Bruce Hosler, a retirement planning professional in Prescott Arizona, explains how to utilize a market downturn or a volatile market to consider making a Roth IRA conversion. Contact UsRead more
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Apr
Here’s What You Should Know About Bitcoin
Here’s What You Should Know About Bitcoin We’ve all seen the stories about bitcoin over the past few years—the triumphs and the pitfalls. For many investors, this cryptocurrency has raised a lot of questions and a lot of curiosity. Is bitcoin just a “scam” that will end in a meltdown? Or does it have the potential to revolutionize financial markets
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Feb
When Should I Claim My Social Security Retirement Benefits?
When Should I Claim My Social Security Retirement Benefits? The decision of when to retire and claim your Social Security Administration (SSA) retirement benefits is one that you must make based on personal considerations. Some factors you may consider are: Your genetic history, and life expectancy, could affect your retirement planning and when you begin collecting retirement benefits. Factors related
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Jan
How Much of Your IRA Should You Convert to a Roth IRA?
How Much of Your IRA Should You Convert to a Roth IRA? The critical question facing many investors during their retirement planning is how much of their IRA they should convert into a Roth IRA. Obviously, you want to convert as much money as possible if the tax rate you will pay now is lower than what you will pay
