From understanding how taxes work to smart planning, you have the power to lower your taxes in retirement. Of course, this strongly depends on your financial situation, career history and assets owned. However, there are some mistakes most U.S. citizens make unintentionally which damage their income on the long term.
Stick with us until the end to find out what every retiree can do to save lots of money from taxes!
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